His Infinite Variety: Major Shakespearean Criticism Since JohnsonPaul N. Siegel Books for Libraries Press, 1972 - 432 strán (strany) |
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... suffering of the good is made to seem unimportant in the light of eternity . There is no triumphant ascent to heaven , only a glimpse beyond the veil that contributes to the re- conciliation essential to tragedy but does not nullify the ...
... suffering of the good is made to seem unimportant in the light of eternity . There is no triumphant ascent to heaven , only a glimpse beyond the veil that contributes to the re- conciliation essential to tragedy but does not nullify the ...
Strana 265
... suffering and death of a man greater than other men . " Orthodox Christianity , " writes Herbert Weisinger , " had at its disposal two versions of the paradox of the fortunate fall : the death and resur- rection of Christ and the theme ...
... suffering and death of a man greater than other men . " Orthodox Christianity , " writes Herbert Weisinger , " had at its disposal two versions of the paradox of the fortunate fall : the death and resur- rection of Christ and the theme ...
Strana 364
... suffering of man with the justice and mercy of God ? In primitive times religion and magic are often not separate things . By incantation , by prayer , by sacrifice , man thinks that he can place an obligation upon the gods to reward ...
... suffering of man with the justice and mercy of God ? In primitive times religion and magic are often not separate things . By incantation , by prayer , by sacrifice , man thinks that he can place an obligation upon the gods to reward ...
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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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