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speech is comically dislocated by being placed in the wrong context , usually
through being addressed to an unsympathetic or uncomprehending listener . The
comic value of this device is obvious , and is exploited throughout the play .
speech is comically dislocated by being placed in the wrong context , usually
through being addressed to an unsympathetic or uncomprehending listener . The
comic value of this device is obvious , and is exploited throughout the play .
Strana 76
And the speech throughout has a surprising undercurrent of genuine feeling : the
images of corruption and disease convey remorse and disgust . Yet Rosaline
picks one word – one very small word – to show how far Berowne still is from ...
And the speech throughout has a surprising undercurrent of genuine feeling : the
images of corruption and disease convey remorse and disgust . Yet Rosaline
picks one word – one very small word – to show how far Berowne still is from ...
Strana 223
And this image of solitude echoes and reverberates throughout the play . The
solitude of the lovers results from their experience of unrequited love , an
experience that leaves them frustrated and restless . Our first impression of
Orsino is of a ...
And this image of solitude echoes and reverberates throughout the play . The
solitude of the lovers results from their experience of unrequited love , an
experience that leaves them frustrated and restless . Our first impression of
Orsino is of a ...
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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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