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379–82 ) If Berowne seems the most fully realized figure of the play , this may be
because , like Petruchio , he embodies many of the play's processes in his own
nature . Just as Petruchio was a creator , teacher and an entertainer , doing for ...
379–82 ) If Berowne seems the most fully realized figure of the play , this may be
because , like Petruchio , he embodies many of the play's processes in his own
nature . Just as Petruchio was a creator , teacher and an entertainer , doing for ...
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The motive for the exit seems incredibly vague , unless we assume that Leonato
senses Beatrice's feelings are getting too ... but now they seem to be talking
about it a little too much , overstressing something they had thought was obvious
in ...
The motive for the exit seems incredibly vague , unless we assume that Leonato
senses Beatrice's feelings are getting too ... but now they seem to be talking
about it a little too much , overstressing something they had thought was obvious
in ...
Strana 261
Prospero , in The Tempest , may seem at first like an allknowing wizard
controlling the plot ; but in fact his world is even harder to control than Duke ...
450-2 ) - the conventional narrative design seems self - consciously imposed on
the ...
Prospero , in The Tempest , may seem at first like an allknowing wizard
controlling the plot ; but in fact his world is even harder to control than Duke ...
450-2 ) - the conventional narrative design seems self - consciously imposed on
the ...
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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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