Shakespeare Studies, Historical and Comparative in MethodUngar, 1960 - 502 pages A collection and study of Shakespeare's works. |
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Page 109
... natural influence involved in an enterprise little in keeping with his nature . He is led into it , as ( though without super- natural influence ) are Brutus , Othello , old Gloster , Claudio , and Posthumus , into theirs . Throughout ...
... natural influence involved in an enterprise little in keeping with his nature . He is led into it , as ( though without super- natural influence ) are Brutus , Othello , old Gloster , Claudio , and Posthumus , into theirs . Throughout ...
Page 131
... nature in the toils , the magnificent effect , is what concerns the poet , not the psychological reality or entirety . ' This is not nature , ' as Mr Bridges says , ' in the sense of being susceptible of the same analysis as that by ...
... nature in the toils , the magnificent effect , is what concerns the poet , not the psychological reality or entirety . ' This is not nature , ' as Mr Bridges says , ' in the sense of being susceptible of the same analysis as that by ...
Page 401
... nature than one would think , and as in the eigh- teenth and nineteenth centuries villains become less vil- lainous ... nature , ' cry the critics still . There , in our every chapter , lies the whole difficulty with which we have to ...
... nature than one would think , and as in the eigh- teenth and nineteenth centuries villains become less vil- lainous ... nature , ' cry the critics still . There , in our every chapter , lies the whole difficulty with which we have to ...
Contents
CHAPTER | 1 |
the device in Terence and Plautus 9 In sixteenth | 12 |
CHAPTER II | 36 |
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