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By virtue of its wit , the erotic performance of Rosalind / Ganymede is thus threatened by the very figure that it at a different level works to ward off — the figure of the powerful , “ improper ” woman who will dominate and cuckold ...
By virtue of its wit , the erotic performance of Rosalind / Ganymede is thus threatened by the very figure that it at a different level works to ward off — the figure of the powerful , “ improper ” woman who will dominate and cuckold ...
383. oldal
... 228 , 230 , 252 , 264 , 269 , 281 , 293 ; 14 : 301 , 319 , 336 ; 19 : 133 ; 25 : 116 , 131 ; 30 : 163 , 202 , 220 the churchmen Henry V See Canterbury and the churchmen Cressida Troilus and Cressida as ambiguous figure 43 : 305.
... 228 , 230 , 252 , 264 , 269 , 281 , 293 ; 14 : 301 , 319 , 336 ; 19 : 133 ; 25 : 116 , 131 ; 30 : 163 , 202 , 220 the churchmen Henry V See Canterbury and the churchmen Cressida Troilus and Cressida as ambiguous figure 43 : 305.
384. oldal
Cressida Troilus and Cressida as ambiguous figure 43 : 305 inconsistency 3 : 538 ; 13 : 53 ; 16 : 70 ; 22 : 339 ; 27 : 362 individual will vs. social values 3 : 549 , 561 , 571 , 590 , 604 , 617 , 626 ; 13 : 53 ; 27 : 396 infidelity 3 ...
Cressida Troilus and Cressida as ambiguous figure 43 : 305 inconsistency 3 : 538 ; 13 : 53 ; 16 : 70 ; 22 : 339 ; 27 : 362 individual will vs. social values 3 : 549 , 561 , 571 , 590 , 604 , 617 , 626 ; 13 : 53 ; 27 : 396 infidelity 3 ...
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