Shakespeare and the Reason: A Study of the Tragedies and the Problem PlaysRoutledge & Paul, 1964 - 206 Seiten |
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... Claudius is that villain . Whether Hamlet knows as much does not matter at this stage ; more important is the way in which Claudius's words reveal the nature of his villainy . We know him to be a murderer before the play begins , and ...
... Claudius is that villain . Whether Hamlet knows as much does not matter at this stage ; more important is the way in which Claudius's words reveal the nature of his villainy . We know him to be a murderer before the play begins , and ...
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... Claudius's son , any more than Claudius is rightfully the Court's King , or rightfully married to his mother ; any more , indeed , than his father is rightfully dead . His attack focuses on the banality of such blandishments as ...
... Claudius's son , any more than Claudius is rightfully the Court's King , or rightfully married to his mother ; any more , indeed , than his father is rightfully dead . His attack focuses on the banality of such blandishments as ...
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... Claudius has taken . Laertes , nothing if not the man of action , here fights the man of contemplation . The King's reason has planned the fight , but Hamlet's intuition has rendered the result pointless before it has begun . If Laertes ...
... Claudius has taken . Laertes , nothing if not the man of action , here fights the man of contemplation . The King's reason has planned the fight , but Hamlet's intuition has rendered the result pointless before it has begun . If Laertes ...
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APPEAR | 1 |
HAMLET | 39 |
THE PROBLEM PLAYS | 72 |
Urheberrecht | |
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