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Strana 147
But here the tone is lighter ; and throughout the final scene we are made to see
the comic side of Bassanio's dilemma . The dialogue is patterned and repetitive ,
Gratiano and Nerissa add their usual comic symmetry , and when the women ...
But here the tone is lighter ; and throughout the final scene we are made to see
the comic side of Bassanio's dilemma . The dialogue is patterned and repetitive ,
Gratiano and Nerissa add their usual comic symmetry , and when the women ...
Strana 222
Here there is a stricter division , and a tighter logic – prose for comic or
naturalistic effects , verse for formal and romantic ones . This reflects a firmer
separation of romantic and comic figures : the plotlessness of As You Like It
allowed a casual ...
Here there is a stricter division , and a tighter logic – prose for comic or
naturalistic effects , verse for formal and romantic ones . This reflects a firmer
separation of romantic and comic figures : the plotlessness of As You Like It
allowed a casual ...
Strana 241
The image Maria creates is a comic fraud , and draws out of Malvolio a feeling
expressed by none of the serious lovers in the play - a smug satisfaction at being
the object of love . We might notice , however , that the delight of his listeners in ...
The image Maria creates is a comic fraud , and draws out of Malvolio a feeling
expressed by none of the serious lovers in the play - a smug satisfaction at being
the object of love . We might notice , however , that the delight of his listeners in ...
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Bibliografické údaje
| Titul | Shakespeare's Comedy Love |
| Autor | Alexander Leggatt |
| Vydáno | 1974 |
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