Shakespearean ComedyRussell & Russell, 1962 - 417 oldal |
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7. oldal
... beginning of the play , partly for the pur- pose of identification , partly , it is clear , to command silence on an unruly audience . The enemies of the faith , Pharaoh , Herod , Caesar Augustus , and Pilate , soon distinguish ...
... beginning of the play , partly for the pur- pose of identification , partly , it is clear , to command silence on an unruly audience . The enemies of the faith , Pharaoh , Herod , Caesar Augustus , and Pilate , soon distinguish ...
23. oldal
... beginning the element of entertainment , which had been incidental in the Miracles , was present as a germ that was to grow till it dominated the Morals . And there was a steady shifting of the scene of action from the imaginative world ...
... beginning the element of entertainment , which had been incidental in the Miracles , was present as a germ that was to grow till it dominated the Morals . And there was a steady shifting of the scene of action from the imaginative world ...
248. oldal
... beginning of the last act we find Falstaff back again with Shallow , but , be it noted , after the gravely beautiful scenes of the fourth act which present the final reconciliation between the dying King and his repentant son ...
... beginning of the last act we find Falstaff back again with Shallow , but , be it noted , after the gravely beautiful scenes of the fourth act which present the final reconciliation between the dying King and his repentant son ...
Tartalomjegyzék
THE MEDIEVAL BACKGROUND | 3 |
THE IMPACT OF THE RENAISSANCE | 37 |
THE NEW COMEDY | 53 |
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