Shakespeare, Jonson, Molière: The Comic ContractMacmillan, 1980 - 246 Seiten |
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... Theseus , though for very different reasons . Oberon , he claims , represents the same principle of reasoned masculine authority as Theseus , and the refusal of Titania to submit to his will shows that improper spirit of female ...
... Theseus , though for very different reasons . Oberon , he claims , represents the same principle of reasoned masculine authority as Theseus , and the refusal of Titania to submit to his will shows that improper spirit of female ...
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... Theseus could ' by no means . . . extenuate ' ? Here it is set aside by a bland ducal decree which may make us suspicious of the original legal reasoning . Clifford Leech , placing Theseus in the context of other comic dukes in ...
... Theseus could ' by no means . . . extenuate ' ? Here it is set aside by a bland ducal decree which may make us suspicious of the original legal reasoning . Clifford Leech , placing Theseus in the context of other comic dukes in ...
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... Theseus's brusque rationalism . In other words , if we are to place Shakespeare between the two points of view , he is closer to Hippolyta than to Theseus . In one respect , no doubt , Hippolyta is right and Theseus is wrong . There was ...
... Theseus's brusque rationalism . In other words , if we are to place Shakespeare between the two points of view , he is closer to Hippolyta than to Theseus . In one respect , no doubt , Hippolyta is right and Theseus is wrong . There was ...
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The Triumph of Nature | 19 |
Comic Controllers | 43 |
Quacks and Conmen | 69 |
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