Shakespearean Criticism: Excerpts from the Criticism of William Shakespeare's Plays and Poetry, from the First Published Appraisals to Current Evaluations, 80. kötetGale Research Company, 1984 |
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... Rosalind and Orlando . The principle of juxtaposition is important , of course , throughout As You Like It . " Once the action has moved to the Forest of Arden , however , the ideas which are juxtaposed are not always the narrow ...
... Rosalind and Orlando . The principle of juxtaposition is important , of course , throughout As You Like It . " Once the action has moved to the Forest of Arden , however , the ideas which are juxtaposed are not always the narrow ...
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... Rosalind links her new melancholy for Orlando with that for her father , as we have seen , sug- gests another dimension that Shakespeare adds to the role , that of psychological development . If we some- times respond to Shakespearean ...
... Rosalind links her new melancholy for Orlando with that for her father , as we have seen , sug- gests another dimension that Shakespeare adds to the role , that of psychological development . If we some- times respond to Shakespearean ...
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... Rosalind in Act V , scene iii of As You Like It . love . Rosalind certainly makes sport of Silvius and Phebe , but the game she plays is psychologically significant . V Rosalind's comic anxiety about Orlando's love also underlies the ...
... Rosalind in Act V , scene iii of As You Like It . love . Rosalind certainly makes sport of Silvius and Phebe , but the game she plays is psychologically significant . V Rosalind's comic anxiety about Orlando's love also underlies the ...
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