Julius Caesar and Its SourceInst. f. Anglistik u. Amerikanistik, Univ. Salzburg, 1979 - 129 ページ |
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... present what , as a whole , was dramatically acceptable and pleasing to his 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 ...
... present what , as a whole , was dramatically acceptable and pleasing to his 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 ...
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... present at his funeral ? Perhaps . But the real answer is again to be found in Plutarch . oration , which the other conspirators attend , is several days before Antony's . In Shakespeare the conspirators play no role . In the source ...
... present at his funeral ? Perhaps . But the real answer is again to be found in Plutarch . oration , which the other conspirators attend , is several days before Antony's . In Shakespeare the conspirators play no role . In the source ...
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... present wording , the second announcement is most unsatisfactory for a report to a Brutus unaware of his wife's death . The audience also would be needlessly kept in the dark . According to Plutarch , Portia " took hot burning coals and ...
... present wording , the second announcement is most unsatisfactory for a report to a Brutus unaware of his wife's death . The audience also would be needlessly kept in the dark . According to Plutarch , Portia " took hot burning coals and ...
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