Shakespearean Tragedy: Lectures on Hamlet, Othello, King Lear, MacbethMacmillan and Company, Limited, 1926 - 498 Seiten |
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... catastrophe . The effect of such a series on imagination is to make us regard the sufferings which accompany it , and the catastrophe in which it ends , not only or chiefly as something which happens to the persons concerned , but ...
... catastrophe . The effect of such a series on imagination is to make us regard the sufferings which accompany it , and the catastrophe in which it ends , not only or chiefly as something which happens to the persons concerned , but ...
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... catastrophe follow inevitably from the deeds of men , and that the main source of these deeds is character . The dictum that , with Shakespeare , ' character is destiny ' is no doubt an exaggera- tion , and one that may mislead ( for ...
... catastrophe follow inevitably from the deeds of men , and that the main source of these deeds is character . The dictum that , with Shakespeare , ' character is destiny ' is no doubt an exaggera- tion , and one that may mislead ( for ...
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... catastrophe . And Shakespeare really uses it very sparingly . We seldom find our- selves exclaiming , ' What an unlucky accident ! ' I believe most readers would have to search pain- fully for instances . It is , further , frequently ...
... catastrophe . And Shakespeare really uses it very sparingly . We seldom find our- selves exclaiming , ' What an unlucky accident ! ' I believe most readers would have to search pain- fully for instances . It is , further , frequently ...
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... catastrophe , which , taken alone , shows the individual simply as sinning against , or failing to conform to , the moral order and drawing his just doom on his own head ; or else that pressure of outward forces , that sway of accident ...
... catastrophe , which , taken alone , shows the individual simply as sinning against , or failing to conform to , the moral order and drawing his just doom on his own head ; or else that pressure of outward forces , that sway of accident ...
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... catastrophe . That necessity which so much im- presses us is , after all , chiefly the necessary con- nection of actions and consequences . For these actions we , without even raising a question on the subject , hold the agents ...
... catastrophe . That necessity which so much im- presses us is , after all , chiefly the necessary con- nection of actions and consequences . For these actions we , without even raising a question on the subject , hold the agents ...
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