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Strana 133
Morocco's mistake is to make a judgement about Portia : thinking of her in a
literary , emblematic way he concludes ' Never so rich a gem / Was set in worse
than gold ' ( II . vii . 54-5 ) . Arragon's mistake is to make a judgement about
himself .
Morocco's mistake is to make a judgement about Portia : thinking of her in a
literary , emblematic way he concludes ' Never so rich a gem / Was set in worse
than gold ' ( II . vii . 54-5 ) . Arragon's mistake is to make a judgement about
himself .
Strana 197
Faced with a mind as concrete as this , Touchstone's mind at once reacts by
using words with a deliberate vagueness that allows him to play verbal tricks :
Why , if thou never wast at court thou never saw'st good manners ; if thou never
saw'st ...
Faced with a mind as concrete as this , Touchstone's mind at once reacts by
using words with a deliberate vagueness that allows him to play verbal tricks :
Why , if thou never wast at court thou never saw'st good manners ; if thou never
saw'st ...
Strana 256
But while Shakespeare's attention turns increasingly to tragedy , he never loses
his interest in comic form . Instead , he extends the possibilities of comedy , at first
by allowing the sceptical vision freer rein . The concentration on romantic love is
...
But while Shakespeare's attention turns increasingly to tragedy , he never loses
his interest in comic form . Instead , he extends the possibilities of comedy , at first
by allowing the sceptical vision freer rein . The concentration on romantic love is
...
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Bibliografické údaje
| Titul | Shakespeare's Comedy Love |
| Autor | Alexander Leggatt |
| Vydáno | 1974 |
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