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The various worlds of the play mirror each other , and are ultimately seen as one
world , moving in a single rhythm . This feeling is particularly strong from the later
forest scenes to the end of the play , as references to time accumulate , and the ...
The various worlds of the play mirror each other , and are ultimately seen as one
world , moving in a single rhythm . This feeling is particularly strong from the later
forest scenes to the end of the play , as references to time accumulate , and the ...
Strana 177
The first part of the church scene went exactly as we might expect , with its
characters moving in the roles dictated by the story . But here the characters
reveal themselves as more complicated than we thought . Just as the formal
mating of ...
The first part of the church scene went exactly as we might expect , with its
characters moving in the roles dictated by the story . But here the characters
reveal themselves as more complicated than we thought . Just as the formal
mating of ...
Strana 240
Instead of moving him to sympathy with the imagined Olivia , or even to
recognizing in her plight an image of 8 The point is often emphasized in
production by the comic inadequacy of the conspirators ' attempts to hide . In
Tyrone Guthrie's ...
Instead of moving him to sympathy with the imagined Olivia , or even to
recognizing in her plight an image of 8 The point is often emphasized in
production by the comic inadequacy of the conspirators ' attempts to hide . In
Tyrone Guthrie's ...
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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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