The Problem Plays of Shakespeare: A Study of Julius Caesar, Measure for Measure, Antony and CleopatraRoutledge, 5 nov 2013 - 208 pagina's The opening chapter traces the history of the term 'problem plays' as applied to Shakespeare and defines it more clearly and precisely than has been done in the past. Julius Caesar, Measure for Measure, Antony and Cleopatra are then discussed in separate chapters, not only as problem plays but from various points of view: such matters as themes, structural pattern, character-problems, the play's relation to its sources as well as to other plays in the canon, are all touched upon. |
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... relation of the war - plot to the love - story ( p . 37o ) . It presents the reader with a problem in the sense of ' a difficulty ' of understanding what Shakespeare was up to . And a further kind of problem which he finds in the four ...
... relation of the war - plot to the love - story ( p . 37o ) . It presents the reader with a problem in the sense of ' a difficulty ' of understanding what Shakespeare was up to . And a further kind of problem which he finds in the four ...
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... relation to which we are in doubt of our moral bearings . In Hal's choice between Falstaff and the Lord Chief Justice , 2 in Coriolanus's choice between destroying and saving Rome , in Shylock's choice between taking and sparing ...
... relation to which we are in doubt of our moral bearings . In Hal's choice between Falstaff and the Lord Chief Justice , 2 in Coriolanus's choice between destroying and saving Rome , in Shylock's choice between taking and sparing ...
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... relations with Cressida and his final tragic disillusion with her . And it is again taken up in Ulysses ' speech to Achilles ( 3.3.95 ff . ) , where the imaginary ' strange fellow ' is made to express Troilus's point of view , while ...
... relations with Cressida and his final tragic disillusion with her . And it is again taken up in Ulysses ' speech to Achilles ( 3.3.95 ff . ) , where the imaginary ' strange fellow ' is made to express Troilus's point of view , while ...
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... relation to its sources and analogues as well as to other plays in the canon , will be intro- duced as the occasion demands . 1 ' The Tragic Conflict in Hamlet ' , R.E.S. , N.S. , vol . 1 ( 195o ) , pp . 97ff . Reprinted in The Tragic ...
... relation to its sources and analogues as well as to other plays in the canon , will be intro- duced as the occasion demands . 1 ' The Tragic Conflict in Hamlet ' , R.E.S. , N.S. , vol . 1 ( 195o ) , pp . 97ff . Reprinted in The Tragic ...
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... relationship , he compares himself to Althea , who murdered her son : Althea raueth for her murthered Sonne , And weepes the deed that she her - selfe hath done : And Meleager would thou liuedst againe , But death must expiate Altheas ...
... relationship , he compares himself to Althea , who murdered her son : Althea raueth for her murthered Sonne , And weepes the deed that she her - selfe hath done : And Meleager would thou liuedst againe , But death must expiate Altheas ...
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