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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196. oldal
... honor culture for un - Chris- tian warlikeness and economic self - interest . Essex would have him appear odious , Cecil says , because he always worked " for the good and quyett of my countrye , " while Essex is denounced : " But with ...
... honor culture for un - Chris- tian warlikeness and economic self - interest . Essex would have him appear odious , Cecil says , because he always worked " for the good and quyett of my countrye , " while Essex is denounced : " But with ...
197. oldal
... honor culture . The law and its most humble upholders are said to defend God , England , and the queen against " intestine enemies " ( p . 144 ) ; the law - abiding , not the military , " ad- vance the honor of her Majesty " ( p . 144 ) ...
... honor culture . The law and its most humble upholders are said to defend God , England , and the queen against " intestine enemies " ( p . 144 ) ; the law - abiding , not the military , " ad- vance the honor of her Majesty " ( p . 144 ) ...
403. oldal
... honor . ( V.v.274-85 ) If Cloten's swearing is the reflex action of a sinister char- acter , Jachimo uses oaths specifically in order to arrive at a wicked end . It seems particularly poignant in view of Shakespeare's long fascination ...
... honor . ( V.v.274-85 ) If Cloten's swearing is the reflex action of a sinister char- acter , Jachimo uses oaths specifically in order to arrive at a wicked end . It seems particularly poignant in view of Shakespeare's long fascination ...
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