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Page xvii
... Cæsar . As soon as the idea spread among critics that Cæsar and Cæsarism were greater factors in civilization than Brutus and Roman Republicanism , Shakespeare's belittlement of Cæsar's personality in this play was lamented . Then ...
... Cæsar . As soon as the idea spread among critics that Cæsar and Cæsarism were greater factors in civilization than Brutus and Roman Republicanism , Shakespeare's belittlement of Cæsar's personality in this play was lamented . Then ...
Page xviii
... Cæsar and Cleopatra , ' implies that he regards Shakespeare's portrait of Julius Cæsar as a token of the poet's insuf- ficient vision . Here a Shaw has outgrown him . His Cæsar is an admitted failure , ' he declares . ' Cæsar was not in ...
... Cæsar and Cleopatra , ' implies that he regards Shakespeare's portrait of Julius Cæsar as a token of the poet's insuf- ficient vision . Here a Shaw has outgrown him . His Cæsar is an admitted failure , ' he declares . ' Cæsar was not in ...
Page xix
... Cæsar imparts no idea of the historic influence of Cæsarism , apart from Cæsar , while the faulty human Cæsar of Shakespeare , who loved Antony and dis- trusted men who love no plays and hear no music , yields an overwhelming impression ...
... Cæsar imparts no idea of the historic influence of Cæsarism , apart from Cæsar , while the faulty human Cæsar of Shakespeare , who loved Antony and dis- trusted men who love no plays and hear no music , yields an overwhelming impression ...
Page xx
... Cæsar , now be still , I kill'd not thee with halfe so good a will . To get this culminating impression of the ... Cæsar's bodily presence in the first half of the play and the might of his spiritual presence in the latter half is ...
... Cæsar , now be still , I kill'd not thee with halfe so good a will . To get this culminating impression of the ... Cæsar's bodily presence in the first half of the play and the might of his spiritual presence in the latter half is ...
Page xxi
... Cæsar's ghost would not dominate the play so subtly if the Brutus who is forced to appease it were petty or insincere , and since , if Cæsar instead of Cæsar's ghost were dominant , the action of Brutus would be ignoble at first and ...
... Cæsar's ghost would not dominate the play so subtly if the Brutus who is forced to appease it were petty or insincere , and since , if Cæsar instead of Cæsar's ghost were dominant , the action of Brutus would be ignoble at first and ...
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