Discourse on Hamlet and Hamlet: A Psychoanalytic InquiryInternational Universities Press, 1971 - 656 pagina's |
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Pagina 96
... seems all the more justifiable to take seriously the fact that Hamlet completes his figure of speech by making a pejorative comparison between himself and Her- cules . The low estimate of himself thereby expressed is less an outgrowth ...
... seems all the more justifiable to take seriously the fact that Hamlet completes his figure of speech by making a pejorative comparison between himself and Her- cules . The low estimate of himself thereby expressed is less an outgrowth ...
Pagina 98
... seems it so particular with thee ? " It is that word " seems " that elicits Hamlet's tirade about human emotions ; around that one word revolve all his qualms , scruples , suspicions and fears ( “ Seems , Madam ? Nay , ' tis ...
... seems it so particular with thee ? " It is that word " seems " that elicits Hamlet's tirade about human emotions ; around that one word revolve all his qualms , scruples , suspicions and fears ( “ Seems , Madam ? Nay , ' tis ...
Pagina 232
... seems to present his case , completely and conclusively ended in their skulls and bones . After this exposition , death seems to be no problem any longer for him . It would therefore mean a regression to a problem that the spectator has ...
... seems to present his case , completely and conclusively ended in their skulls and bones . After this exposition , death seems to be no problem any longer for him . It would therefore mean a regression to a problem that the spectator has ...
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Preface ང | 1 |
Introduction | 39 |
Discourse on Hamlet | 45 |
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