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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... give a small push or two to such readings , these com- edies can lead us in to the ways in which Shakespeare , in the politics of his art , can habitually give sympa- thetic understanding to individuals whose political di- rection is ...
... give a small push or two to such readings , these com- edies can lead us in to the ways in which Shakespeare , in the politics of his art , can habitually give sympa- thetic understanding to individuals whose political di- rection is ...
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... give his main sig- nificance in the tragic pattern . To develop that further I should have to examine the other counterpart - cum- contrast to Menenius : Volumnia . Throughout , Caius Marcius hangs between the influence of the two ...
... give his main sig- nificance in the tragic pattern . To develop that further I should have to examine the other counterpart - cum- contrast to Menenius : Volumnia . Throughout , Caius Marcius hangs between the influence of the two ...
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... give power to whom it chooses and , paradoxically , demands the power to surrender itself to its choice . The cobbler makes holiday " to see Caesar and to rejoice in his triumph " ( I.1.35-36 ) . He will have his hero ; he rejoices in ...
... give power to whom it chooses and , paradoxically , demands the power to surrender itself to its choice . The cobbler makes holiday " to see Caesar and to rejoice in his triumph " ( I.1.35-36 ) . He will have his hero ; he rejoices in ...
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