The Tragic Engagement: A Study of Shakespeare's Classical TragediesFunk & Wagnalls, 1968 - 336 ページ |
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... Ulysses ' picture is entirely from external sources . Inside the play , it has no basis whatsoever . Nothing either in Ulysses ' speech itself or anything else in the play refers to God , angels , or providence ; nor is any " unifying ...
... Ulysses ' picture is entirely from external sources . Inside the play , it has no basis whatsoever . Nothing either in Ulysses ' speech itself or anything else in the play refers to God , angels , or providence ; nor is any " unifying ...
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... Ulysses ' speech rings true . It has none of the coy ex- hibitionism of Pandarus ; yet as a man , Ulysses is narrowly typecast . Nor does his role hold any mythic suggestions of an ultimate manhood or princely magnificence , as does ...
... Ulysses ' speech rings true . It has none of the coy ex- hibitionism of Pandarus ; yet as a man , Ulysses is narrowly typecast . Nor does his role hold any mythic suggestions of an ultimate manhood or princely magnificence , as does ...
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... Ulysses , their persons a great deal less . Ulysses worked by manipulating attitudes to accomplish what he was powerless to order . Octavius had an invincible government apparatus at his beck and call . Yet both Ulysses and Octavius are ...
... Ulysses , their persons a great deal less . Ulysses worked by manipulating attitudes to accomplish what he was powerless to order . Octavius had an invincible government apparatus at his beck and call . Yet both Ulysses and Octavius are ...
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