"A Diamond, Though Set in Horn": Philip Massinger's Attitude to SpectacleInstitut für Anglistik und Amerikanistik, Universität Salzburg, 1984 - Počet stran: 282 |
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... Duke of Florence , the deception practised by the sympathetic and well - intentioned Giovanni is not condoned - it is clearly the Duke who is in the right , princely in judgement and in mercy . Massinger believes in judging men strictly ...
... Duke of Florence , the deception practised by the sympathetic and well - intentioned Giovanni is not condoned - it is clearly the Duke who is in the right , princely in judgement and in mercy . Massinger believes in judging men strictly ...
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... Duke of Florence . The later play is much closer to romantic comedy ; it has been seen as ' delightfully romantic ... Duke of Florence ( Baltimore , 1933 ) , lxxxiii , 1xxxviii . Sanazarro has been more culpable than Lidia but , again ...
... Duke of Florence . The later play is much closer to romantic comedy ; it has been seen as ' delightfully romantic ... Duke of Florence ( Baltimore , 1933 ) , lxxxiii , 1xxxviii . Sanazarro has been more culpable than Lidia but , again ...
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... Duke is set in a conventional dramatic world : ' A Duke there is , and the Scaene lies in Italy ' ( Beaumont , Prologue to The Woman - Hater , Cam . 10.71 ) . A ducal court , and a play whose romantic hero is the heir apparent , cannot ...
... Duke is set in a conventional dramatic world : ' A Duke there is , and the Scaene lies in Italy ' ( Beaumont , Prologue to The Woman - Hater , Cam . 10.71 ) . A ducal court , and a play whose romantic hero is the heir apparent , cannot ...
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