Shakespeare and the Reason: A Study of the Tragedies and the Problem PlaysRoutledge & Paul, 1964 - 206 Seiten |
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... rational arguments powerfully put in the Trojan camp but only in order that they may be knocked down by the force of Troilus ' non - rational point of view ; ' reasoning ' in Troy serves as a foil to Troilus ' ' intuition ' , and ...
... rational arguments powerfully put in the Trojan camp but only in order that they may be knocked down by the force of Troilus ' non - rational point of view ; ' reasoning ' in Troy serves as a foil to Troilus ' ' intuition ' , and ...
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... rational love for Cressida is therefore to destroy it , because of its vulnerability to such an attack . An almost predictable situation ensues . We have heard Troilus advance a non - rational argument in the debate over Helen , and we ...
... rational love for Cressida is therefore to destroy it , because of its vulnerability to such an attack . An almost predictable situation ensues . We have heard Troilus advance a non - rational argument in the debate over Helen , and we ...
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... rational ' reason which that last line mocks at ' . . . she must die , else she'll betray more men ' ( V , ii , 6 ) . In murdering Desdemona , Othello murders a whole realm of ' holy ' non - rational belief , and he does so on the basis ...
... rational ' reason which that last line mocks at ' . . . she must die , else she'll betray more men ' ( V , ii , 6 ) . In murdering Desdemona , Othello murders a whole realm of ' holy ' non - rational belief , and he does so on the basis ...
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APPEAR | 1 |
HAMLET | 39 |
THE PROBLEM PLAYS | 72 |
Urheberrecht | |
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