Shakespearean Criticism: Excerpts from the Criticism of William Shakespeare's Plays and Poetry, from the First Published Appraisals to Current Evaluations, Band 35Gale Research Company, 1984 |
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... whore ? The answer is that she has already been stunted and is now too weak to cope with this forced separation from her family . Surely , Polonius being who he is , the audience can assume that the double binds imposed on Ophelia by ...
... whore ? The answer is that she has already been stunted and is now too weak to cope with this forced separation from her family . Surely , Polonius being who he is , the audience can assume that the double binds imposed on Ophelia by ...
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... whore ? A psychoanalytic explanation of Othello's behavior will illuminate some of the dark and unex- plored areas of his character . Othello wants to debase Desdemona . His instincts must hate the virginal - maternal idol he has ...
... whore ? A psychoanalytic explanation of Othello's behavior will illuminate some of the dark and unex- plored areas of his character . Othello wants to debase Desdemona . His instincts must hate the virginal - maternal idol he has ...
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... whore " ? ) Moreover , in Shakespeare's times as in his plays a woman not " unwavering in her faith- fulness and loyalty " to her husband invariably was dismissed as a whore : " A man who is unchaste loses nothing in the eyes of the ...
... whore " ? ) Moreover , in Shakespeare's times as in his plays a woman not " unwavering in her faith- fulness and loyalty " to her husband invariably was dismissed as a whore : " A man who is unchaste loses nothing in the eyes of the ...
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