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Strana 114
But each element in the play's world , being unique , is also precious , for only by
its uniqueness can it contribute to the overall harmony - just as each hound in
Theseus's pack , by baying a different note , contributes to the total effect : they
are ...
But each element in the play's world , being unique , is also precious , for only by
its uniqueness can it contribute to the overall harmony - just as each hound in
Theseus's pack , by baying a different note , contributes to the total effect : they
are ...
Strana 149
As in A Midsummer Nights Dream , the harmony of the comic ending must be
achieved by selection ; Portia's speeches about finding beauty by shutting out
distractions have suggested as much . But while in the other play we were only
told ...
As in A Midsummer Nights Dream , the harmony of the comic ending must be
achieved by selection ; Portia's speeches about finding beauty by shutting out
distractions have suggested as much . But while in the other play we were only
told ...
Strana 216
There is a harmony of different generations suggested here , quite different from
the conflict of youth and age so frequently found in comedy ( and invoked in this
play by Silvius , who accuses Corin of being too old to understand love – 11. iv .
There is a harmony of different generations suggested here , quite different from
the conflict of youth and age so frequently found in comedy ( and invoked in this
play by Silvius , who accuses Corin of being too old to understand love – 11. iv .
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The Comedy of Errors I | 1 |
The Two Gentlemen of Verona | 21 |
The Taming of the Shrew | 41 |
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Bibliografické údaje
| Titul | Shakespeare's Comedy Love |
| Autor | Alexander Leggatt |
| Vydáno | 1974 |
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