Shakespearean Criticism: Excerpts from the Criticism of William Shakespeare's Plays and Poetry, from the First Published Appraisals to Current Evaluations, Volume 28Gale Research Company, 1984 |
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... Countess ( 1607 ) , it is used to contain adulterous desire within marriage . Fletcher's The Queen of Corinth ( 1617 ) also recalls Measure for Measure : at the denoue- ment , a double rapist is confronted by the women he has wronged ...
... Countess ( 1607 ) , it is used to contain adulterous desire within marriage . Fletcher's The Queen of Corinth ( 1617 ) also recalls Measure for Measure : at the denoue- ment , a double rapist is confronted by the women he has wronged ...
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... Countess and Lafeu encourage him to take up his responsibilities , which include marriage and childbearing , while Parolles incites him to rebel against them . Bertram's character is darkened by the increasingly forbidden nature of his ...
... Countess and Lafeu encourage him to take up his responsibilities , which include marriage and childbearing , while Parolles incites him to rebel against them . Bertram's character is darkened by the increasingly forbidden nature of his ...
Pagina 45
... Countess is uncertain , as Giorgio Melchiori's edition for the Revels Plays ( Manchester , 1984 ) makes clear . Mel- chiori nevertheless considers that the author's familiarity with Measure for Measure may account for the selection of a ...
... Countess is uncertain , as Giorgio Melchiori's edition for the Revels Plays ( Manchester , 1984 ) makes clear . Mel- chiori nevertheless considers that the author's familiarity with Measure for Measure may account for the selection of a ...
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