The Tragic Engagement: A Study of Shakespeare's Classical TragediesFunk & Wagnalls, 1968 - 336 ページ |
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... plot of Titus to King Lear have been pointed out by P. Allen2 and others ; but this larger political plot structure more closely resembles Richard III . There , too , a physical outcast of enormous energy usurps legitimate order , under ...
... plot of Titus to King Lear have been pointed out by P. Allen2 and others ; but this larger political plot structure more closely resembles Richard III . There , too , a physical outcast of enormous energy usurps legitimate order , under ...
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... plot with whatever clarity the plot requires . Indeed , his enormous withdrawal keeps him from being himself the tragic hero . The audience never grasps his point of view , but is fended off from sympathetic identification by seeing him ...
... plot with whatever clarity the plot requires . Indeed , his enormous withdrawal keeps him from being himself the tragic hero . The audience never grasps his point of view , but is fended off from sympathetic identification by seeing him ...
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... plot . In Julius Caesar , we remarked a moment in the plot we called its point of no return , when Brutus ' funeral speech loses momentum ; and history coasts on downhill toward illegitimate authority . Troilus and Cressida also ...
... plot . In Julius Caesar , we remarked a moment in the plot we called its point of no return , when Brutus ' funeral speech loses momentum ; and history coasts on downhill toward illegitimate authority . Troilus and Cressida also ...
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