Poison, Play, and Duel: A Study in HamletUniversity of Nebraska Press, 1971 - 212 Seiten |
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... Claudius who believes that ' Revenge should have no bounds ' ( 4 vii 128 : 3118 ) and Laertes who is prepared to violate sanctuary or break his own code of honour to achieve it . This counterstroke of the King follows upon Hamlet's ...
... Claudius who believes that ' Revenge should have no bounds ' ( 4 vii 128 : 3118 ) and Laertes who is prepared to violate sanctuary or break his own code of honour to achieve it . This counterstroke of the King follows upon Hamlet's ...
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... Claudius desires . Before Claudius has begun his second speech , Shakespeare has introduced the theme of ' playing ' in Hamlet's response to his mother's appeal . This metaphor provides a further ironic context for the speech of Claudius ...
... Claudius desires . Before Claudius has begun his second speech , Shakespeare has introduced the theme of ' playing ' in Hamlet's response to his mother's appeal . This metaphor provides a further ironic context for the speech of Claudius ...
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... Claudius has been duly elected he is not , in the strict sense , a usurper . If , however , he could be exposed as a murderer it is probable that ' the main voice of Denmark ' ( 1 iii 28 : 491 ) would condemn him . There are , therefore ...
... Claudius has been duly elected he is not , in the strict sense , a usurper . If , however , he could be exposed as a murderer it is probable that ' the main voice of Denmark ' ( 1 iii 28 : 491 ) would condemn him . There are , therefore ...
Inhalt
PREFACE | 11 |
HAMLET AND THE ART OF MEMORY | 30 |
THE CENTRE OF CONSCIOUSNESS | 58 |
Urheberrecht | |
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