William Shakespeare: The Critical Heritage Volume 4 1753-1765Brian Vickers Routledge, 1. 9. 2003 - Počet stran: 568 The Critical Heritage gathers together a large body of critical sources on major figures in literature. Each volume presents contemporary responses to a writer's work, enabling student and researcher to read the material. |
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... hath some spark of virtue, and some good qualities in his heart'. (Virgil, ed. cit., IV, pp. 190f.) The presence of evil was a threat to the optimistic theodicy which underpinned this critical system. In addition to these relatively ...
... hath some spark of virtue, and some good qualities in his heart'. (Virgil, ed. cit., IV, pp. 190f.) The presence of evil was a threat to the optimistic theodicy which underpinned this critical system. In addition to these relatively ...
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... hath no foundation in nature is self-evident. Nature would, with more propriety, tell us that the time of action ought to continue no longer than while the play is acting; but if we must needs have recourse to supposition we may as well ...
... hath no foundation in nature is self-evident. Nature would, with more propriety, tell us that the time of action ought to continue no longer than while the play is acting; but if we must needs have recourse to supposition we may as well ...
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... hath been admired by some other critics, is specified by his lordship as an instance of bastard wit, but we think with too much rigour...' (p. 368). In an earlier instalment of this notice, the reviewer had written that 'Shakespeare may ...
... hath been admired by some other critics, is specified by his lordship as an instance of bastard wit, but we think with too much rigour...' (p. 368). In an earlier instalment of this notice, the reviewer had written that 'Shakespeare may ...
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