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The contrast between the Bianca plot and the Petruchio plot presents a contrast
in conventions , both social and dramatic . The Bianca plot is recognizably very
conventional indeed : in manner and temper , it is much closer to Gascoigne's ...
The contrast between the Bianca plot and the Petruchio plot presents a contrast
in conventions , both social and dramatic . The Bianca plot is recognizably very
conventional indeed : in manner and temper , it is much closer to Gascoigne's ...
Strana 49
The taming plot presents in a deeper , more psychological way ideas that are
handled superficially and externally in the romantic plot . Education is one such
idea : Bianca is surrounded by instructors , none of whose credentials would bear
...
The taming plot presents in a deeper , more psychological way ideas that are
handled superficially and externally in the romantic plot . Education is one such
idea : Bianca is surrounded by instructors , none of whose credentials would bear
...
Strana 151
A similar pattern is suggested by the two main plots of Much Ado : the Claudio
plot is a conventional story , and Shakespeare's version is only one of many .
Beatrice and Benedick , on the other hand , are freewheeling , invented
characters ...
A similar pattern is suggested by the two main plots of Much Ado : the Claudio
plot is a conventional story , and Shakespeare's version is only one of many .
Beatrice and Benedick , on the other hand , are freewheeling , invented
characters ...
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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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