Shakespeare and the Reason: A Study of the Tragedies and the Problem PlaysRoutledge & Paul, 1964 - 206 Seiten |
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... claim primacy over Shakespeare's own words , may not be wholly valid . If it were , it would deny the critic his undoubted advantage of hindsight . By its means he may argue quite without vanity that he can discern the larger ...
... claim primacy over Shakespeare's own words , may not be wholly valid . If it were , it would deny the critic his undoubted advantage of hindsight . By its means he may argue quite without vanity that he can discern the larger ...
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... claims to ' royal ' lineage ( I , ii , 21-2 ) - his ' soul ' contains greatness , and he claims , significantly ... claim to be sufficient in itself to overcome all ' rational ' opposition . Indeed , love of this sort has qualities ...
... claims to ' royal ' lineage ( I , ii , 21-2 ) - his ' soul ' contains greatness , and he claims , significantly ... claim to be sufficient in itself to overcome all ' rational ' opposition . Indeed , love of this sort has qualities ...
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... claim to be embodiments of it ; that between ' court ' and ' country ' is a common configuration . Nevertheless , the conflict between a rational way of looking at the world and an intuitive way is fundamental , seems effectively to ...
... claim to be embodiments of it ; that between ' court ' and ' country ' is a common configuration . Nevertheless , the conflict between a rational way of looking at the world and an intuitive way is fundamental , seems effectively to ...
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APPEAR | 1 |
HAMLET | 39 |
THE PROBLEM PLAYS | 72 |
Urheberrecht | |
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