Shakespearean Criticism: Excerpts from the Criticism of William Shakespeare's Plays and Poetry, from the First Published Appraisals to Current Evaluations, 28. kötetGale Research Company, 1984 |
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50. oldal
... Orlando the vision of a Rosalind modelled on Ariosto's Angelica , for whose love the original Orlando went mad . Ganymede implies to Orlando that Rosalind's giddiness will match that of Ariosto's romantic heroine . Shakespeare's Orlando ...
... Orlando the vision of a Rosalind modelled on Ariosto's Angelica , for whose love the original Orlando went mad . Ganymede implies to Orlando that Rosalind's giddiness will match that of Ariosto's romantic heroine . Shakespeare's Orlando ...
52. oldal
... Orlando , as Jaques recognizes : ' By my troth , I was seeking for a fool when I found you ' , but Orlando turns the insult : ' He is drowned in the brook . Look but in , and you shall see him ' ( 3.2.279-82 ) . Touch- stone himself is ...
... Orlando , as Jaques recognizes : ' By my troth , I was seeking for a fool when I found you ' , but Orlando turns the insult : ' He is drowned in the brook . Look but in , and you shall see him ' ( 3.2.279-82 ) . Touch- stone himself is ...
88. oldal
... Orlando's in another sense too , then , for in act 4 , scene I the same ceremony that will conclude the play is enacted as part of the erotic performance of Ro- salind / Ganymede . Thus Rosalind has already given her- self to Orlando : ...
... Orlando's in another sense too , then , for in act 4 , scene I the same ceremony that will conclude the play is enacted as part of the erotic performance of Ro- salind / Ganymede . Thus Rosalind has already given her- self to Orlando : ...
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