Julius Caesar and Its SourceInst. f. Anglistik u. Amerikanistik, Univ. Salzburg, 1979 - 129 Seiten |
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... Brutus ' house . Brutus ' soliloquy on Caesar is original with Shakespeare and makes several departures from the situation in the source . In my opinion , the speech is included not to show that Brutus is still deliberating over the ...
... Brutus ' house . Brutus ' soliloquy on Caesar is original with Shakespeare and makes several departures from the situation in the source . In my opinion , the speech is included not to show that Brutus is still deliberating over the ...
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... Brutus acts upon the will of the people as expressed in the notes ; in Shakespeare the notes presumably serve to show how the noble Brutus gets mixed up with a bad lot like the conspirators . But this view is only acceptable if we agree ...
... Brutus acts upon the will of the people as expressed in the notes ; in Shakespeare the notes presumably serve to show how the noble Brutus gets mixed up with a bad lot like the conspirators . But this view is only acceptable if we agree ...
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... Brutus must have read one or two of them before his first soliloquy , he does not mention them as a reason for ... show Brutus ' naiveté , what easier way than to have had him base his decision to kill Caesar on the false mandate of the ...
... Brutus must have read one or two of them before his first soliloquy , he does not mention them as a reason for ... show Brutus ' naiveté , what easier way than to have had him base his decision to kill Caesar on the false mandate of the ...
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