Shakespeare Studies, Historical and Comparative in MethodUngar, 1960 - 502 pages A collection and study of Shakespeare's works. |
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Page 182
... modern plays and stories and modern criticism . And they are prompted by modern idealistic philoso- phy , as applied by the Fichtians , Schlegel and Tieck , who conceived all art to be inspired by irony , to be a transcen- dental farce ...
... modern plays and stories and modern criticism . And they are prompted by modern idealistic philoso- phy , as applied by the Fichtians , Schlegel and Tieck , who conceived all art to be inspired by irony , to be a transcen- dental farce ...
Page 183
... modern sense of humour which , allied with the modern sense of time and space , eternity and infinity , almost makes our world totter or shrink up . To him this might have seemed impious or frivolous ; yet there is scarcely anything in ...
... modern sense of humour which , allied with the modern sense of time and space , eternity and infinity , almost makes our world totter or shrink up . To him this might have seemed impious or frivolous ; yet there is scarcely anything in ...
Page 333
... modern is a chimæra , a myth . It is not resident in the faraway Elizabethan age any more than in ours , but in the mind of Shakespeare . The history , if it troubles us , can be quite forgotten . Treat Shakespeare as if a modern , and ...
... modern is a chimæra , a myth . It is not resident in the faraway Elizabethan age any more than in ours , but in the mind of Shakespeare . The history , if it troubles us , can be quite forgotten . Treat Shakespeare as if a modern , and ...
Contents
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THE CHARACTERIZATION 90 00 | 16 |
THE GHOSTS | 27 |
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