Discourse on Hamlet and Hamlet: A Psychoanalytic InquiryInternational Universities Press, 1971 - 656 pagina's |
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Pagina 215
... theme in the 6th line can be under- stood , particularly since Hamlet ends the existential proposition on the note of the successful conquest of evil ( " And by opposing end them " ) , which precludes the imagery of defeat and death ...
... theme in the 6th line can be under- stood , particularly since Hamlet ends the existential proposition on the note of the successful conquest of evil ( " And by opposing end them " ) , which precludes the imagery of defeat and death ...
Pagina 247
... theme that has a directly religious bearing . I have again and again stressed the masterly way in which Shake- speare used ambiguity in Hamlet ; it may now be time to set forth one example of an unambiguous position , brought forward by ...
... theme that has a directly religious bearing . I have again and again stressed the masterly way in which Shake- speare used ambiguity in Hamlet ; it may now be time to set forth one example of an unambiguous position , brought forward by ...
Pagina 612
... theme of demanding more from others than from oneself is not limited in The Tempest to the " metabolism of generations , " to use Erikson's term once again . The same theme forms a focus in Prospero's relationship to Cali- ban ...
... theme of demanding more from others than from oneself is not limited in The Tempest to the " metabolism of generations , " to use Erikson's term once again . The same theme forms a focus in Prospero's relationship to Cali- ban ...
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Preface ང | 1 |
Introduction | 39 |
Discourse on Hamlet | 45 |
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