Julius Caesar and Its SourceInst. f. Anglistik u. Amerikanistik, Univ. Salzburg, 1979 - 129 ページ |
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... notes are from citizens of Rome , in Shakespeare they are planted at Cassius ' instigation ; so we have one more instance of Shakespeare's Caesar being a popular ruler . The remainder of Act II , Scene 1 , is concerned with the details ...
... notes are from citizens of Rome , in Shakespeare they are planted at Cassius ' instigation ; so we have one more instance of Shakespeare's Caesar being a popular ruler . The remainder of Act II , Scene 1 , is concerned with the details ...
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... notes in the source . ) They are rather to make the conspirators look bad and Caesar good . In Plutarch Brutus acts upon the will of the people as expressed in the notes ; in Shakespeare the notes presumably serve to show how the noble ...
... notes in the source . ) They are rather to make the conspirators look bad and Caesar good . In Plutarch Brutus acts upon the will of the people as expressed in the notes ; in Shakespeare the notes presumably serve to show how the noble ...
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... notes to have had any real influence on Brutus , he would have taken the trouble to integrate them into the plot a bit better . The writer's obvious interest with the notes is to convert what were in Plutarch grievances against Caesar ...
... notes to have had any real influence on Brutus , he would have taken the trouble to integrate them into the plot a bit better . The writer's obvious interest with the notes is to convert what were in Plutarch grievances against Caesar ...
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