Shakespeare Studies, Historical and Comparative in MethodUngar, 1960 - 502 pages A collection and study of Shakespeare's works. |
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Page 129
... sense of being down and out , with nothing but stale news ( upon which Tonans has just taunted her ) , and her sense of degradation and loss of sovereignty at Dacier's having dared to embrace her . Now she has news that is news : now ...
... sense of being down and out , with nothing but stale news ( upon which Tonans has just taunted her ) , and her sense of degradation and loss of sovereignty at Dacier's having dared to embrace her . Now she has news that is news : now ...
Page 233
... sense of reality . ' It is otherwise with Shakespeare . He does no violence , indeed , to the sense of reality in a reader or spec- tator who can enter into the spirit of Elizabethan art , and yet he does not leave him dubious . It is ...
... sense of reality . ' It is otherwise with Shakespeare . He does no violence , indeed , to the sense of reality in a reader or spec- tator who can enter into the spirit of Elizabethan art , and yet he does not leave him dubious . It is ...
Page 362
... sense of sin seldom over- rides his sense of fact , has to consider it important and good . Or , as Croce says , we consider it good because we intend to do it : Per risolversi a un'azione ( dicono ) , è necessario aver giudicato ...
... sense of sin seldom over- rides his sense of fact , has to consider it important and good . Or , as Croce says , we consider it good because we intend to do it : Per risolversi a un'azione ( dicono ) , è necessario aver giudicato ...
Contents
The academic somewhat apologetic attitude of Shake | 3 |
the device in Terence and Plautus 9 In sixteenth | 12 |
CHAPTER II | 36 |
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