Shakespearean Tragedy: Lectures on Hamlet, Othello, King Lear, MacbethMacmillan, 1978 - 498 Seiten |
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... line 78. In any case , the lines cannot be an addition . ( c ) can- not be an after - thought , for the sentence is unfinished without it ; and that it was not meant to be interrupted is clear , because in Q1 line 31 begins ' And ...
... line 78. In any case , the lines cannot be an addition . ( c ) can- not be an after - thought , for the sentence is unfinished without it ; and that it was not meant to be interrupted is clear , because in Q1 line 31 begins ' And ...
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... lines of King Lear itself . ( 4 ) The lines are in spirit of one kind with Edgar's fine lines at the beginning of Act IV . ( 5 ) Some of them , as Delius observes , emphasize the parallelism between the stories of Lear and Gloster . ( 6 ) ...
... lines of King Lear itself . ( 4 ) The lines are in spirit of one kind with Edgar's fine lines at the beginning of Act IV . ( 5 ) Some of them , as Delius observes , emphasize the parallelism between the stories of Lear and Gloster . ( 6 ) ...
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... lines are given by the Ff . , to Edgar , by the Qq . to Albany . The Qq . read ' have borne most . ' To whom ought the last four lines to be given , and what do they mean ? It is proper that the principal person should speak last , and ...
... lines are given by the Ff . , to Edgar , by the Qq . to Albany . The Qq . read ' have borne most . ' To whom ought the last four lines to be given , and what do they mean ? It is proper that the principal person should speak last , and ...
Inhalt
LECTURE I | 5 |
LECTURE II | 40 |
LECTURE III | 79 |
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