Shakespearean Criticism: Excerpts from the Criticism of William Shakespeare's Plays and Poetry, from the First Published Appraisals to Current Evaluations, Band 30Gale Research Company, 1984 |
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... Plutarch's censur- ing Coriolanus severely on the ground of pride , thus becoming the originator of the charge that Coriolanus was inordinately proud , an epithet found in most crit- ical writings about Coriolanus to this day . This ...
... Plutarch's censur- ing Coriolanus severely on the ground of pride , thus becoming the originator of the charge that Coriolanus was inordinately proud , an epithet found in most crit- ical writings about Coriolanus to this day . This ...
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... Plutarch , for it aims at Cassius alone ( 1.2.194-5 ) Caesar's suspicion of ' pale - visaged and carrion lean people ' - which in Plutarch applies to both Cassius and Brutus ( Caesar , p . 85 ; similarly Antonius , p . 186 ) . More than ...
... Plutarch , for it aims at Cassius alone ( 1.2.194-5 ) Caesar's suspicion of ' pale - visaged and carrion lean people ' - which in Plutarch applies to both Cassius and Brutus ( Caesar , p . 85 ; similarly Antonius , p . 186 ) . More than ...
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... Plutarch's though he is more ardently Caesarian , and where there are differences Shakespeare is almost always nearer to Plutarch . Yet in a few details he may reflect Appian , and so in a fuller way may his treatment of Antony's ...
... Plutarch's though he is more ardently Caesarian , and where there are differences Shakespeare is almost always nearer to Plutarch . Yet in a few details he may reflect Appian , and so in a fuller way may his treatment of Antony's ...
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