Julius Caesar and Its SourceInst. f. Anglistik u. Amerikanistik, Univ. Salzburg, 1979 - 129 ページ |
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... given a somewhat negative picture of Caesar , it is questionable whether it is as critical as that of Plutarch . speare has put the people on Caesar's side , yet has taken away every Shake- Plutarch's Caesar clearly laudable quality given ...
... given a somewhat negative picture of Caesar , it is questionable whether it is as critical as that of Plutarch . speare has put the people on Caesar's side , yet has taken away every Shake- Plutarch's Caesar clearly laudable quality given ...
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... given us a more negative picture of the man because his previous career is almost totally left out . Meziérès ' judgement expresses my own opinion as well : Shakespeare presents us with a conventional Caesar very different from that of ...
... given us a more negative picture of the man because his previous career is almost totally left out . Meziérès ' judgement expresses my own opinion as well : Shakespeare presents us with a conventional Caesar very different from that of ...
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... given or is forced by history to give him various different roles : the loyal retainer , the avenger , the cynical politician , and the magnanimous con- queror . He never says a word about himself -- his inner self -- in the play , nor ...
... given or is forced by history to give him various different roles : the loyal retainer , the avenger , the cynical politician , and the magnanimous con- queror . He never says a word about himself -- his inner self -- in the play , nor ...
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