Shakespeare and the Reason: A Study of the Tragedies and the Problem PlaysRoutledge & Paul, 1964 - 206 Seiten |
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... concerned . The ' labels ' which will be suggested are ' reason ' ( in place of Knight's ' intellect ' ) and ' intuition ' ( in a sense rather different from that implied by his use of the same word ) . In order to com- plete a full ...
... concerned . The ' labels ' which will be suggested are ' reason ' ( in place of Knight's ' intellect ' ) and ' intuition ' ( in a sense rather different from that implied by his use of the same word ) . In order to com- plete a full ...
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... concern itself more with the ' lower ' reason and less with its ' higher ' counterpart2 would have been enthusiastic- ally ... concerned ( whatever his protestations to the contrary ) that those parts of human experience which are not ...
... concern itself more with the ' lower ' reason and less with its ' higher ' counterpart2 would have been enthusiastic- ally ... concerned ( whatever his protestations to the contrary ) that those parts of human experience which are not ...
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... concerned with the human mind , with ' mortal thought ' . She wants a change to take place in her mind as well as her body and this serves to underline her relationship with traditionally devilish activities . Not only does she wish ...
... concerned with the human mind , with ' mortal thought ' . She wants a change to take place in her mind as well as her body and this serves to underline her relationship with traditionally devilish activities . Not only does she wish ...
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APPEAR | 1 |
HAMLET | 39 |
THE PROBLEM PLAYS | 72 |
Urheberrecht | |
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