English Shakesperian Criticism in the Eighteenth CenturyH.W. Wilson Company, 1932 - 300 sider |
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... fact , and then proceeds to judge the value of a work by its nearness to , or remoteness from , his own theory . More important than the principle itself is the fact that Lady Macbeth is always regarded as though she were a real ...
... fact , and then proceeds to judge the value of a work by its nearness to , or remoteness from , his own theory . More important than the principle itself is the fact that Lady Macbeth is always regarded as though she were a real ...
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... Fact , " the distinction between impression and understanding , the definition of a dramatic character , and the consideration of characters as historic beings rather than as stage figures , are his original contributions . The Essay ...
... Fact , " the distinction between impression and understanding , the definition of a dramatic character , and the consideration of characters as historic beings rather than as stage figures , are his original contributions . The Essay ...
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... fact that such a doubt ever arose , is the fact that it still exists - although , happily , not in the same vigor . Shakespeare's genius was fully recognised in the Eighteenth Century . The evidence is overwhelming . In addition to the ...
... fact that such a doubt ever arose , is the fact that it still exists - although , happily , not in the same vigor . Shakespeare's genius was fully recognised in the Eighteenth Century . The evidence is overwhelming . In addition to the ...
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