An Approach to Love's Labour's LostStanford University, 1964 - 612 Seiten |
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... play . Thus G. K. Hunter views it as an Inns of Court play , Barber as a court play , and Cody as a play for " Neoplatonic initiates . " 34 Barber's festive approach allows him to recognize what twentieth- century audiences have found ...
... play . Thus G. K. Hunter views it as an Inns of Court play , Barber as a court play , and Cody as a play for " Neoplatonic initiates . " 34 Barber's festive approach allows him to recognize what twentieth- century audiences have found ...
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Gates Kennedy Agnew. about the dramatic experience of this play , and the very existence of such basic critical oppositions suggests that the peculiar marriage of play and seriousness em- bodied in Love's Labour's Lost is essentially ...
Gates Kennedy Agnew. about the dramatic experience of this play , and the very existence of such basic critical oppositions suggests that the peculiar marriage of play and seriousness em- bodied in Love's Labour's Lost is essentially ...
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... play is extraordinary . This view , related to the idea that Berowne is a portrait of the young Shakespeare ( see above , p . 158 ) , has its origins if not in Coleridge then in Samuel Johnson , who observes that " there are scattered ...
... play is extraordinary . This view , related to the idea that Berowne is a portrait of the young Shakespeare ( see above , p . 158 ) , has its origins if not in Coleridge then in Samuel Johnson , who observes that " there are scattered ...
Inhalt
Chapter I | 23 |
Appeal to Simplicity in Sixteenth | 49 |
Sir Philip Sidneys Astrophel | 89 |
Urheberrecht | |
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