Shakespeare and His CriticsDuckworth, 1949 - 522 sider |
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Side 177
... dramatic purpose -Lear's madness , Lady Macbeth's sleep - walking , or the Porter's soliloquy that links the horror of the night to the discovery of day— and never simply to advance the action or to develop character , though of course ...
... dramatic purpose -Lear's madness , Lady Macbeth's sleep - walking , or the Porter's soliloquy that links the horror of the night to the discovery of day— and never simply to advance the action or to develop character , though of course ...
Side 178
... dramatic lyric , almost superficial , the other is a revelation of the centre itself . This development of Shakespeare's verse by way of prose from comparatively non - dramatic to dramatic poetry has been insisted on because it runs ...
... dramatic lyric , almost superficial , the other is a revelation of the centre itself . This development of Shakespeare's verse by way of prose from comparatively non - dramatic to dramatic poetry has been insisted on because it runs ...
Side 447
... dramatic quality , and King Lear is too huge for the stage . Of course , I am not denying that it is a great stage - play . It has scenes immensely effective in the theatre ; three of them - the two between Lear and Goneril and between ...
... dramatic quality , and King Lear is too huge for the stage . Of course , I am not denying that it is a great stage - play . It has scenes immensely effective in the theatre ; three of them - the two between Lear and Goneril and between ...
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FROM FIRST FOLIO Frontispiece | 40 |
SHAKESPEARES MONUMENT IN STRATFORD CHURCH facing page | 67 |
PLAYWRIGHTS AND PLAYERS | 73 |
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