Facets of ComedyGrosset & Dunlap, 1972 - 340페이지 |
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... Shakespeare's death , it has been widely accepted that Shake- speare may have written it for a group of young lawyers interested in a discursive play with an unorthodox point of view . Shakespeare may have wanted to dramatize the ...
... Shakespeare's death , it has been widely accepted that Shake- speare may have written it for a group of young lawyers interested in a discursive play with an unorthodox point of view . Shakespeare may have wanted to dramatize the ...
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... Shakespeare sends the youth storming mock heroically about the battlefield in frantic search for his rival . When he encounters Diomedes , neither of them is killed , although Troilus stands exposed as a man defeated by " the common ...
... Shakespeare sends the youth storming mock heroically about the battlefield in frantic search for his rival . When he encounters Diomedes , neither of them is killed , although Troilus stands exposed as a man defeated by " the common ...
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... Shakespeare to try his hand at satire . He seems to have had a hard time achieving what he aimed at , since Troilus ... Shakespeare shaped the figure of Ajax in Troilus and Cressida as a burly , bumbling , and boisterous lout , the 3 ...
... Shakespeare to try his hand at satire . He seems to have had a hard time achieving what he aimed at , since Troilus ... Shakespeare shaped the figure of Ajax in Troilus and Cressida as a burly , bumbling , and boisterous lout , the 3 ...
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