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Page 174
... goes with the old - fashioned aura of magic and sentiment , just as it does in those miniature masterpieces of Hardy like The Parasol and The Self - Unseeing . The difference is in the sad comedy exploited by the poetry of arrest : for ...
... goes with the old - fashioned aura of magic and sentiment , just as it does in those miniature masterpieces of Hardy like The Parasol and The Self - Unseeing . The difference is in the sad comedy exploited by the poetry of arrest : for ...
Page 209
... goes on to suggest - and he is by no means the only critic to do so that the decisive element in the play is a contrast between Greek rationalism and Trojan chivalry , a deliberate demonstration of the triumph of ruthless Greek methods ...
... goes on to suggest - and he is by no means the only critic to do so that the decisive element in the play is a contrast between Greek rationalism and Trojan chivalry , a deliberate demonstration of the triumph of ruthless Greek methods ...
Page 238
... goes back beyond Richard III's ' I am not what I am ' . Variations on the discrepancy are vital to the techniques of naturalism , but in Antony and Cleopatra , - bursting as it is with natural life , they are strikingly absent . Mason ...
... goes back beyond Richard III's ' I am not what I am ' . Variations on the discrepancy are vital to the techniques of naturalism , but in Antony and Cleopatra , - bursting as it is with natural life , they are strikingly absent . Mason ...
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Shakespeare and the Uses of Antiquity: An Introductory Essay Charles Martindale No preview available - 1994 |
Real Toads in Imaginary Gardens: Narrative Accounts of Liberalism Maureen Whitebrook Limited preview - 1995 |