Ben Jonson and the Language of Prose ComedyHarvard University Press, 1960 - 335 pagina's |
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Pagina 25
... the thinking , or the style . " The cause - and - effect relation that Shakespeare indicates rather formally with such conjunctions as " for " and " there- fore " he may suggest more unobtrusively by such formulas 25 ANTECEDENTS.
... the thinking , or the style . " The cause - and - effect relation that Shakespeare indicates rather formally with such conjunctions as " for " and " there- fore " he may suggest more unobtrusively by such formulas 25 ANTECEDENTS.
Pagina 27
... it establishes some kind of relation between them . What we find in Shakespeare and in writers like him is a tendency to insist on the points of disjunction , to hold up the two pieces of the sentence side by side , 27 ANTECEDENTS.
... it establishes some kind of relation between them . What we find in Shakespeare and in writers like him is a tendency to insist on the points of disjunction , to hold up the two pieces of the sentence side by side , 27 ANTECEDENTS.
Pagina 197
... relation to the rest of the plot , one can see in their concentrated emptiness , so to speak , a fictive distillation , a heightened projection , of a whole cavernous underworld of aimless folly . The inanity of the one and the ...
... relation to the rest of the plot , one can see in their concentrated emptiness , so to speak , a fictive distillation , a heightened projection , of a whole cavernous underworld of aimless folly . The inanity of the one and the ...
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Antecedents I | 1 |
Prose as Prose | 41 |
Rhetorics Tinkling Bell | 90 |
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