A Critical History of English PoetryOxford University Press, 1946 - 593 Seiten |
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... Tragedy , which could not take off from Interlude as Comedy did . It was 1562 before Sackville and Norton produced in Gorboduc the first English tragedy . Unhappily they modelled it on the so - called Seneca , whose declamatory Latin ...
... Tragedy , which could not take off from Interlude as Comedy did . It was 1562 before Sackville and Norton produced in Gorboduc the first English tragedy . Unhappily they modelled it on the so - called Seneca , whose declamatory Latin ...
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... tragedy . The spring of the tragedy in Tamburlaine , and the centre of interest , is Tamburlaine himself ; it is his tragedy . So with Faustus , and Barabbas , and Edward II . In each case the tragedy begins in the hero and ends with ...
... tragedy . The spring of the tragedy in Tamburlaine , and the centre of interest , is Tamburlaine himself ; it is his tragedy . So with Faustus , and Barabbas , and Edward II . In each case the tragedy begins in the hero and ends with ...
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... Tragedy is an episode ; it passes , and the general life resumes its course . But since the tragic hero is a man of high degree , whose fate affects the common weal , provision must be made for carrying on his work . So in all these ...
... Tragedy is an episode ; it passes , and the general life resumes its course . But since the tragic hero is a man of high degree , whose fate affects the common weal , provision must be made for carrying on his work . So in all these ...
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