Shakespearean Criticism: Excerpts from the Criticism of William Shakespeare's Plays and Poetry, from the First Published Appraisals to Current Evaluations, Band 71Gale Research Company, 1984 |
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... masculine " psychomachia , " here in the form of an aggressor / victim conflict , is very often " played out " through women . Men project the conflict onto women or onto their relations with women ; thus , the now - familiar formula in ...
... masculine " psychomachia , " here in the form of an aggressor / victim conflict , is very often " played out " through women . Men project the conflict onto women or onto their relations with women ; thus , the now - familiar formula in ...
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... masculine desire ; reciprocally , masculine desire enables and maintains the economy , even though the result ( in the poem ) is a figure like Tarquin who , " pawning his honor to obtain his lust " ( 156 ) , " scowls and hates himself ...
... masculine desire ; reciprocally , masculine desire enables and maintains the economy , even though the result ( in the poem ) is a figure like Tarquin who , " pawning his honor to obtain his lust " ( 156 ) , " scowls and hates himself ...
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... masculine , desiring subject , particularly as it understands itself in relation to one of western culture's most durable fantasies : the chaste , self - sacrificing woman . In my reading of the poem , masculine desire lies at the heart ...
... masculine , desiring subject , particularly as it understands itself in relation to one of western culture's most durable fantasies : the chaste , self - sacrificing woman . In my reading of the poem , masculine desire lies at the heart ...
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Production Reviews | 35 |
Themes | 51 |
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