The Tragic Engagement: A Study of Shakespeare's Classical TragediesFunk & Wagnalls, 1968 - 336 ページ |
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... role and his moral stance . This explains Tamora's po- litical inertness , despite Aaron's calling her a fine plotter of villainy ( II.i.120-25 ) . The demands of the plot dic- tate her role , not the author's brain . Her role is now ...
... role and his moral stance . This explains Tamora's po- litical inertness , despite Aaron's calling her a fine plotter of villainy ( II.i.120-25 ) . The demands of the plot dic- tate her role , not the author's brain . Her role is now ...
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... role . Each pays for his error with his life . From this point of view , the major characters divide into two groups , the pretenders to stature , like Caesar , Bru- tus , and Portia , who deceive themselves , and men of ruth- less ...
... role . Each pays for his error with his life . From this point of view , the major characters divide into two groups , the pretenders to stature , like Caesar , Bru- tus , and Portia , who deceive themselves , and men of ruth- less ...
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... role , and assigns to Coriolanus the role of a bride ; with Cominius , Coriolanus took the male role . Aufidius commands as Cominius does not , not only on the battle- field , but in Antium . Their senators are convened in Au- fidius ...
... role , and assigns to Coriolanus the role of a bride ; with Cominius , Coriolanus took the male role . Aufidius commands as Cominius does not , not only on the battle- field , but in Antium . Their senators are convened in Au- fidius ...
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