Shakespearean Criticism: Excerpts from the Criticism of William Shakespeare's Plays and Poetry, from the First Published Appraisals to Current Evaluations, Svazek 79Gale Research Company, 1984 |
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... things of weight / That task our thoughts " ( 1.2.5-6 ) , he sends for advisers . In Act 4 , he looks for solitude : " I and my bosom must debate a while , / And then I would no other company " ( 4.1.31- 32 ) . His sardonic reference to ...
... things of weight / That task our thoughts " ( 1.2.5-6 ) , he sends for advisers . In Act 4 , he looks for solitude : " I and my bosom must debate a while , / And then I would no other company " ( 4.1.31- 32 ) . His sardonic reference to ...
Strana 231
... things happen as they do things simply happen as they do and they happen in an unpredictable way . There is no answer to the question Pericles raises ; there is no rational explanation for his suffering . He has not sinned , and in the ...
... things happen as they do things simply happen as they do and they happen in an unpredictable way . There is no answer to the question Pericles raises ; there is no rational explanation for his suffering . He has not sinned , and in the ...
Strana 233
... things may not be as they seem , and in context his point is ironic : that things are what they seem , though not as they had seemed to Cleon . Like Gower's moralizing , Cleon's quasi - rational assumptions about events lead him to ...
... things may not be as they seem , and in context his point is ironic : that things are what they seem , though not as they had seemed to Cleon . Like Gower's moralizing , Cleon's quasi - rational assumptions about events lead him to ...
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