"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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... less complex than that actually undergone by characters and audience . To say this , however , is to state not that the morality is less certain than sometimes supposed , but that it is mediated more subtly the undermining of a virtuous ...
... less complex than that actually undergone by characters and audience . To say this , however , is to state not that the morality is less certain than sometimes supposed , but that it is mediated more subtly the undermining of a virtuous ...
Strana 102
... less purposeful and morally Accordingly inner and outer are less harshly juxtaposed , and visual effects less likely to suggest the deceptiveness of exteriors . Ostensibly at least , the rôle played by the visual in The Renegado is very ...
... less purposeful and morally Accordingly inner and outer are less harshly juxtaposed , and visual effects less likely to suggest the deceptiveness of exteriors . Ostensibly at least , the rôle played by the visual in The Renegado is very ...
Strana 135
... less seriously , and to have a structurally less prominent position within the plays , than their pre- decessors . They are more often perfunctory : in comedy and tragicomedy they are ' harmlesse recreation ' and in tragedy , occurring ...
... less seriously , and to have a structurally less prominent position within the plays , than their pre- decessors . They are more often perfunctory : in comedy and tragicomedy they are ' harmlesse recreation ' and in tragedy , occurring ...
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