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... implied in Timon's incongruous fall or was it there before in the preposterous devotion of the suitors ? The Poet's proleptic fable contrives to be hackneyed and confused at the same time . He has his lines crossed . His ill nature is ...
... implied in Timon's incongruous fall or was it there before in the preposterous devotion of the suitors ? The Poet's proleptic fable contrives to be hackneyed and confused at the same time . He has his lines crossed . His ill nature is ...
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... state . But then the implied conventional insult in ' dog ' is turned round : we realise that because Apemantus is against mankind he is deliberately and consciously of the party of the beasts , Timon Among the Suitors 21.
... state . But then the implied conventional insult in ' dog ' is turned round : we realise that because Apemantus is against mankind he is deliberately and consciously of the party of the beasts , Timon Among the Suitors 21.
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... implication of moral renewal in Timon's lines . At the same time the economic aspect , unstressed in King Lear , is ... implied by Timon's insistence on absurdity is one in which bankrupts , per impossibile , pay their debts and satisfy ...
... implication of moral renewal in Timon's lines . At the same time the economic aspect , unstressed in King Lear , is ... implied by Timon's insistence on absurdity is one in which bankrupts , per impossibile , pay their debts and satisfy ...
Contents
The Paragone | 3 |
Timon Among the Suitors | 17 |
One Playwright or Two? | 30 |
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