Milton: Comus and Samson Agonistes : a CasebookJulian Lovelock Macmillan, 1975 - 253 pagina's |
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... classical tragedy ever written in England , though of course Sidney in The Defence of Poesy had restated , or perhaps rewritten , Aristotle's precepts that drama should observe the three unities of time , place , and action , and the ...
... classical tragedy ever written in England , though of course Sidney in The Defence of Poesy had restated , or perhaps rewritten , Aristotle's precepts that drama should observe the three unities of time , place , and action , and the ...
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... classical ideal was one of order and self restraint ; in terms of art it was one of rigid structure , appeal to the mind rather than to the senses , a single - minded seriousness ; in terms of drama it was , ironically , one of truth ...
... classical ideal was one of order and self restraint ; in terms of art it was one of rigid structure , appeal to the mind rather than to the senses , a single - minded seriousness ; in terms of drama it was , ironically , one of truth ...
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... classical style . . . . Four years after Sidney's death , the Countess of Pembroke translated [ Garnier's ] Marc - Antoine . Garnier was the model for Samuel Daniel's Cleopatra and Thomas Kyd translated his Cornélie , a tragedy dealing ...
... classical style . . . . Four years after Sidney's death , the Countess of Pembroke translated [ Garnier's ] Marc - Antoine . Garnier was the model for Samuel Daniel's Cleopatra and Thomas Kyd translated his Cornélie , a tragedy dealing ...
Inhoudsopgave
Acknowledgements | 7 |
Introduction | 13 |
Early Criticism | 21 |
Copyright | |
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