Mark Twain and Shakespeare: A Cultural LegacyUniversity Press of America, 1993 - 216 頁 In this book, the author discusses Mark Twain's treatment of Shakespeare as a key factor in Twain's self-understanding and artistic development. The extensive and diverse treatment is broken down into four categories: biography, comedy, history, and tragedy. Berret demonstrates the influence of Hamlet on the classic Huckleberry Finn as well as the broader influences of Shakespeare's authorship in Twain's unique literary humor and personae. |
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第 73 頁
... believed he was the only man in the country that was ; therefore , since he was " constant " that Cimber should be banished , he was also " constant " that he should stay banished , and he'd be hanged if he didn't keep him so ! 36 While ...
... believed he was the only man in the country that was ; therefore , since he was " constant " that Cimber should be banished , he was also " constant " that he should stay banished , and he'd be hanged if he didn't keep him so ! 36 While ...
第 151 頁
... believed dead he takes advan- tage of this mistake by attending his own funeral . This too could relate him to Hamlet , who considers suicide and shows up at a funeral after he is believed by some to be dead . The Wheeler novel also ...
... believed dead he takes advan- tage of this mistake by attending his own funeral . This too could relate him to Hamlet , who considers suicide and shows up at a funeral after he is believed by some to be dead . The Wheeler novel also ...
第 173 頁
... believed in Lear to be caused by a fiend , further connects the scene with Shakespeare's play ( 206 ; Lear III , iv , 110 ) . Jim might also be considered a Lear figure since he actu- ally wears the costume . He certainly is abused by ...
... believed in Lear to be caused by a fiend , further connects the scene with Shakespeare's play ( 206 ; Lear III , iv , 110 ) . Jim might also be considered a Lear figure since he actu- ally wears the costume . He certainly is abused by ...
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