Shakespeare's Changing Use of Psychological Reference in His ComediesStanford University, 1978 - Počet stran: 504 |
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... Proteus ' actions are described in the realm of " descriptive " psychology , however , Shakespeare frees it of ethical emphasis . Proteus describes his love for Silvia as a sudden and uncontrollable passion ; he speaks in soliloquy ...
... Proteus ' actions are described in the realm of " descriptive " psychology , however , Shakespeare frees it of ethical emphasis . Proteus describes his love for Silvia as a sudden and uncontrollable passion ; he speaks in soliloquy ...
Strana 46
... Proteus ' actions might be explained and judged according to ethically interpretive psychology ; in faculty psychology all actions can be so judged . The point is that Shakespeare does not emphasize Proteus ' errors , nor does he ...
... Proteus ' actions might be explained and judged according to ethically interpretive psychology ; in faculty psychology all actions can be so judged . The point is that Shakespeare does not emphasize Proteus ' errors , nor does he ...
Strana 47
... Proteus ' sins . He does not investigate them carefully -- he was not to use comedy or psychology for that purpose for some time -- and he all too willingly sets them aside to make way for the happy ending . Unlike most of Shakespeare's ...
... Proteus ' sins . He does not investigate them carefully -- he was not to use comedy or psychology for that purpose for some time -- and he all too willingly sets them aside to make way for the happy ending . Unlike most of Shakespeare's ...
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