Shakespearean Criticism: Excerpts from the Criticism of William Shakespeare's Plays and Poetry, from the First Published Appraisals to Current Evaluations, 第 54 卷Gale Research Company, 1984 |
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... Princess might have been fully effective in justifying her refusal to allow the men's sport to become a comedy ; the sharpness of Rosaline's anticipation of a love- game might have been made consistent with the final didactic role in ...
... Princess might have been fully effective in justifying her refusal to allow the men's sport to become a comedy ; the sharpness of Rosaline's anticipation of a love- game might have been made consistent with the final didactic role in ...
第 289 頁
... Princess has made her point . The way she looked to herself in her " glass " was the standard she would use to test the truth of others ' statements . The speech also forms an important link to the beginning of the play . In her refer ...
... Princess has made her point . The way she looked to herself in her " glass " was the standard she would use to test the truth of others ' statements . The speech also forms an important link to the beginning of the play . In her refer ...
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... Princess as the most fully defined of the woman characters . She is Berowne's intellectual counterpart . Criticism ... Princess , and Rosaline , and Maria , have not the entire advantage on their side . It is well to be practical ; but ...
... Princess as the most fully defined of the woman characters . She is Berowne's intellectual counterpart . Criticism ... Princess , and Rosaline , and Maria , have not the entire advantage on their side . It is well to be practical ; but ...
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