Shakespeare and Elizabethan Poetry: A Study of His Earlier Work in Relation to the Poetry of the TimeChatto and Windus, 1951 - 279 Seiten |
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... parody of an accepted institution which can be parodied only because it is not fundamentally to be questioned existed side by side with the much more sophisticated parody implicit in Shakespeare's ' My mistress ' eyes are nothing like ...
... parody of an accepted institution which can be parodied only because it is not fundamentally to be questioned existed side by side with the much more sophisticated parody implicit in Shakespeare's ' My mistress ' eyes are nothing like ...
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... parodies : Falstaff's macabre jests as he plays the hangman on Hotspur's corpse have the same kind of destructive force as the King's speech to him has upon his own pretensions at the end of Part 2. There is a sense in which , with his ...
... parodies : Falstaff's macabre jests as he plays the hangman on Hotspur's corpse have the same kind of destructive force as the King's speech to him has upon his own pretensions at the end of Part 2. There is a sense in which , with his ...
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... parody , and of contrasts and opposition : heroics and clowning , robbing in sport and rebelling in earnest , the King of Misrule versus the King of England , Harry Hotspur versus Harry Monmouth . Part 2 is constructed rather ...
... parody , and of contrasts and opposition : heroics and clowning , robbing in sport and rebelling in earnest , the King of Misrule versus the King of England , Harry Hotspur versus Harry Monmouth . Part 2 is constructed rather ...
Inhalt
Medieval and Modern I | 1 |
Court Poetry of Elizabeths | 18 |
Elizabethan Poetic and | 35 |
Urheberrecht | |
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