English Shakesperian Criticism in the Eighteenth CenturyH.W. Wilson Company, 1932 - 300 sider |
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... Richardson would accept , without question , Coleridge's view that Shakespeare , unlike his fellow - dramatists , " entertained a just conception of the female character . " However much one may desire to give to Richardson all the ...
... Richardson would accept , without question , Coleridge's view that Shakespeare , unlike his fellow - dramatists , " entertained a just conception of the female character . " However much one may desire to give to Richardson all the ...
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... Richardson seems to forget that the scenes in which the two ele- ments are combined have always been highly popular with theater - goers , and that they have protested when such scenes were removed by Shakesperian " improvers . ' This ...
... Richardson seems to forget that the scenes in which the two ele- ments are combined have always been highly popular with theater - goers , and that they have protested when such scenes were removed by Shakesperian " improvers . ' This ...
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... Richardson's phil- osophical method . Its inadequacy to solve the Hamlet prob lem . Richardson's Essay on Falstaff ( 1789 ) . Vastly inferior to Morgann . Part One : philosophical explanation of the pleasure obtained from representation ...
... Richardson's phil- osophical method . Its inadequacy to solve the Hamlet prob lem . Richardson's Essay on Falstaff ( 1789 ) . Vastly inferior to Morgann . Part One : philosophical explanation of the pleasure obtained from representation ...
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