Shakespeare's Changing Use of Psychological Reference in His ComediesStanford University, 1978 - Počet stran: 504 |
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... affections controlled by reason , could respond appropriately . Such is prelapsarian man as he is described in the Elizabethan Homilies : Among all the creatures that God made in the beginning of the world , most excellent and wonderful ...
... affections controlled by reason , could respond appropriately . Such is prelapsarian man as he is described in the Elizabethan Homilies : Among all the creatures that God made in the beginning of the world , most excellent and wonderful ...
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... affections ( love , hate , fear , etc. ) which solicit the reason to motivate action . Associated with the rational soul was the will . Ideally , the will , which is free , follows the directives of a properly advised rational soul ...
... affections ( love , hate , fear , etc. ) which solicit the reason to motivate action . Associated with the rational soul was the will . Ideally , the will , which is free , follows the directives of a properly advised rational soul ...
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... affections or passions it aggravates : if an over - supply of a given humour can incite a passion , so can a strong passion create an imbalance of the humours . Like Shylock , Don John hints of reasons for his hatred of Claudio ...
... affections or passions it aggravates : if an over - supply of a given humour can incite a passion , so can a strong passion create an imbalance of the humours . Like Shylock , Don John hints of reasons for his hatred of Claudio ...
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