Discourse on Hamlet and Hamlet: A Psychoanalytic InquiryInternational Universities Press, 1971 - 656 pagina's |
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... call Leonardo a predecessor of Copernicus , for “ a man of science must prove , or at least explain clearly , what ... calls for a maze of verifiable theories . In his essay on Leonardo , Freud certainly explained " what he had in mind ...
... call Leonardo a predecessor of Copernicus , for “ a man of science must prove , or at least explain clearly , what ... calls for a maze of verifiable theories . In his essay on Leonardo , Freud certainly explained " what he had in mind ...
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... call the Christian machi- nery is quite well represented . When Elton calls Hamlet , watching Clau- dius at prayer , “ a theologian , and presumably a correct one " ( ibid . ) , he may be right or wrong . But at this point Hamlet is ...
... call the Christian machi- nery is quite well represented . When Elton calls Hamlet , watching Clau- dius at prayer , “ a theologian , and presumably a correct one " ( ibid . ) , he may be right or wrong . But at this point Hamlet is ...
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... calls for particular craftiness on his part , since the deed has betrayed his real aim to kill Claudius . One may say that therefore he has to offer to the court an image of a severely unbalanced mind , if he is not to be seriously ...
... calls for particular craftiness on his part , since the deed has betrayed his real aim to kill Claudius . One may say that therefore he has to offer to the court an image of a severely unbalanced mind , if he is not to be seriously ...
Inhoudsopgave
Introduction | 39 |
Discourse on Hamlet | 45 |
Epilogue | 148 |
Copyright | |
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