Julius Caesar and Its SourceInst. f. Anglistik u. Amerikanistik, Univ. Salzburg, 1979 - 129 ページ |
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... audience ? It was a difficult task to present a piece of work in keeping with Elizabethan political thought which makes a hero out of a " regicide . " Rather than trying to fit Shakespeare's Brutus into one mold or another , stressing ...
... audience ? It was a difficult task to present a piece of work in keeping with Elizabethan political thought which makes a hero out of a " regicide . " Rather than trying to fit Shakespeare's Brutus into one mold or another , stressing ...
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... audience . The very fact that he does not talk down to them , will not speak their language , as Antony does , is a compliment to their intelligence . And even if they cannot quite follow him in his clipped , carefully patterned ...
... audience . The very fact that he does not talk down to them , will not speak their language , as Antony does , is a compliment to their intelligence . And even if they cannot quite follow him in his clipped , carefully patterned ...
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... audience , seems to be for Caesarian propaganda ; while the republicans are repeatedly castigated for Caesar's death , they are allowed only to accuse Antony of robbing bees . The audience would not be likely to understand obscure ...
... audience , seems to be for Caesarian propaganda ; while the republicans are repeatedly castigated for Caesar's death , they are allowed only to accuse Antony of robbing bees . The audience would not be likely to understand obscure ...
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