Shakespearean Tragedy: Lectures on Hamlet, Othello, King Lear, MacbethMacmillan and Company, Limited, 1926 - 498 Seiten |
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... Probably he himself would have met some criti- cisms to which these plays are open by appealing to their historical character , and by denying that such works are to be judged by the standard of pure tragedy . In any case , most of ...
... Probably he himself would have met some criti- cisms to which these plays are open by appealing to their historical character , and by denying that such works are to be judged by the standard of pure tragedy . In any case , most of ...
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... probably not designed by Shakespeare , but even Timon is no exception to the rule . The sub - plot is concerned with Alcibiades and his army , and Timon him- self is treated by the Senate as a man of great importance . Arden of And this ...
... probably not designed by Shakespeare , but even Timon is no exception to the rule . The sub - plot is concerned with Alcibiades and his army , and Timon him- self is treated by the Senate as a man of great importance . Arden of And this ...
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... probably impossible wholly to escape . What I mean is this . Any answer we give to the question proposed ought to correspond with , or to represent in terms of the understanding , our imaginative and emotional experience in reading the ...
... probably impossible wholly to escape . What I mean is this . Any answer we give to the question proposed ought to correspond with , or to represent in terms of the understanding , our imaginative and emotional experience in reading the ...
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... probably the only one of his tragedies in which the question suggests itself to us , and this is one of the reasons why that play has something of a classic air . Even here , if we ask the question , we have no doubt at all about the ...
... probably the only one of his tragedies in which the question suggests itself to us , and this is one of the reasons why that play has something of a classic air . Even here , if we ask the question , we have no doubt at all about the ...
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... probably no parallel to its first scene , where the senses and imagination are assaulted by a storm of thunder and supernatural alarm . This scene is only eleven lines long , but its influence is so great that the next can safely be ...
... probably no parallel to its first scene , where the senses and imagination are assaulted by a storm of thunder and supernatural alarm . This scene is only eleven lines long , but its influence is so great that the next can safely be ...
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