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It would be difficult to argue that either play developed out of the other ; rather ,
they seem to lie side by side . Certainly The Two Gentlemen shows quite a
different use of the technique I examined in the last chapter . Instead of setting a
variety ...
It would be difficult to argue that either play developed out of the other ; rather ,
they seem to lie side by side . Certainly The Two Gentlemen shows quite a
different use of the technique I examined in the last chapter . Instead of setting a
variety ...
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Even the positive side of Julia's nature is directed more towards winning Proteus
than understanding why the effort is worthwhile . And in the final scene , love's
dependence on surfaces , on forms and appearances , is as great as ever : ' What
...
Even the positive side of Julia's nature is directed more towards winning Proteus
than understanding why the effort is worthwhile . And in the final scene , love's
dependence on surfaces , on forms and appearances , is as great as ever : ' What
...
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The reference to her house and servants reminds us that love is also a material
transaction ; though here the material side is secondary , and follows the
personal surrender , unlike the tight involvement of money and love in Venice .
The reference to her house and servants reminds us that love is also a material
transaction ; though here the material side is secondary , and follows the
personal surrender , unlike the tight involvement of money and love in Venice .
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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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