His Infinite Variety: Major Shakespearean Criticism Since JohnsonPaul N. Siegel Books for Libraries Press, 1972 - 432 strán (strany) |
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... death and decay has disintegrated Hamlet's mind . From the first scene to the last the shadow of death broods over this play . In the exquisite prose threnody of the Grave- yard scene the thought of physical death is again given ...
... death and decay has disintegrated Hamlet's mind . From the first scene to the last the shadow of death broods over this play . In the exquisite prose threnody of the Grave- yard scene the thought of physical death is again given ...
Strana 365
... death : death is an evil : the gods are unjust . Not so Socrates . He argues the gods are just : I have obeyed the gods : I am to be put to death : therefore , for me , at this time , death cannot be an evil . He told his friends that ...
... death : death is an evil : the gods are unjust . Not so Socrates . He argues the gods are just : I have obeyed the gods : I am to be put to death : therefore , for me , at this time , death cannot be an evil . He told his friends that ...
Strana 385
... death has sprung to vivid form , as it were , spontaneously : a shaft of light pene- trating into the very heart of death . The studied repetition that fol- lows is less vital.2 It will be sufficient here to point the recurrence of the ...
... death has sprung to vivid form , as it were , spontaneously : a shaft of light pene- trating into the very heart of death . The studied repetition that fol- lows is less vital.2 It will be sufficient here to point the recurrence of the ...
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The Purpose and Organization of the Book | 1 |
The Art of Shakespeares Romantic Drama | 12 |
Contents | 15 |
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