The Cambridge Companion to Shakespearean ComedyAlexander Leggatt Cambridge University Press, 20. 12. 2001 - 256 strán (strany) This introduction examines the continuity and variety of Shakepeare's work and the creative use he made of his inherited conventions. The first section places Shakespeare in the context of classical and Renaissance comedy, his Elizabethan predecessors and the traditions of popular festivity. The second section traces themes through Shakespeare's early and middle comedies, dark comedies and late romances, illuminating particular plays by close analysis, |
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... figure instructing the au- dience in how to judge the play . His utterance was entirely trustworthy and usually provided a moral perspective on the stage action . Even in The Spanish Tragedy , though Andrea is a named figure with a ...
... figure instructing the au- dience in how to judge the play . His utterance was entirely trustworthy and usually provided a moral perspective on the stage action . Even in The Spanish Tragedy , though Andrea is a named figure with a ...
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... figures in Shakespeare - Falstaff and Don Armado are magnificent specimens -- but his outsiders bring a much greater social ... figure , but his enemy Antonio is almost as alienated , since the social esteem he enjoys as a merchant is ...
... figures in Shakespeare - Falstaff and Don Armado are magnificent specimens -- but his outsiders bring a much greater social ... figure , but his enemy Antonio is almost as alienated , since the social esteem he enjoys as a merchant is ...
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... figure ? " ( 5.1.59 ) – reg- isters , the main obsession of the play's characters is with the refinement of style ... figures , so prolific and various is their display , and what follows will give only a small sampling . Rhetorical ...
... figure ? " ( 5.1.59 ) – reg- isters , the main obsession of the play's characters is with the refinement of style ... figures , so prolific and various is their display , and what follows will give only a small sampling . Rhetorical ...
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