The Shakespearian Scene: Some Twentieth-century PerspectivesLongmans, 1969 - 182 ページ |
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... effects rather than to satisfy the claims of credibility and consistency.25 Schücking , a German critic , and Stoll , an American , both argued to much the same effect as Tolstoy and Bridges . Their approach was frankly historical ...
... effects rather than to satisfy the claims of credibility and consistency.25 Schücking , a German critic , and Stoll , an American , both argued to much the same effect as Tolstoy and Bridges . Their approach was frankly historical ...
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... effect ; and that Shakespeare is presenting not character in action , but character sacrificed to action and suffering a loss of credibility in the process . If Shakespeare's main interest is immediate theatrical effect , achieved at ...
... effect ; and that Shakespeare is presenting not character in action , but character sacrificed to action and suffering a loss of credibility in the process . If Shakespeare's main interest is immediate theatrical effect , achieved at ...
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... effects of a work rather than its origins , and because they give more weight to their own experi- ences than to the author's ... effect it has on us . Aber- crombie , pleading for a judicious balance between the aesthetic and historical ...
... effects of a work rather than its origins , and because they give more weight to their own experi- ences than to the author's ... effect it has on us . Aber- crombie , pleading for a judicious balance between the aesthetic and historical ...
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