Shakespeare and the Modern Stage: With Other EssaysAMS Press, 1974 - Počet stran: 251 |
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... genius endowed Shakespeare with its richest gifts , and a very small acquaintance with the literary history of the world and with the manner , in which genius habitually plays its part there , will show the folly of cherishing astonish ...
... genius endowed Shakespeare with its richest gifts , and a very small acquaintance with the literary history of the world and with the manner , in which genius habitually plays its part there , will show the folly of cherishing astonish ...
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... genius . However seduc- tive may be the musico - scenic ornamentation , Shakespeare will never justly affect the mind of the average playgoer unless great or inspired actors are at hand to interpret him . Luckily for Pepys , he was the ...
... genius . However seduc- tive may be the musico - scenic ornamentation , Shakespeare will never justly affect the mind of the average playgoer unless great or inspired actors are at hand to interpret him . Luckily for Pepys , he was the ...
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... genius could contrive - the artistic genius of the world . There may be better sculptors abroad than at home . The universality of the ap- peal which Shakespeare's achievement makes , just- ifies a competition among artists of every ...
... genius could contrive - the artistic genius of the world . There may be better sculptors abroad than at home . The universality of the ap- peal which Shakespeare's achievement makes , just- ifies a competition among artists of every ...
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SHAKESPEARE AND THE ELIZABETHAN PLAYGOER | 25 |
The Contrast between the Elizabethan and the Mod | 43 |
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