Byron's Plays: A ReassessmentBRILL, 1982 - 222 頁 |
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第 1 到 3 筆結果,共 41 筆
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... Cain , was their splendid defiance in the face of omnipotence . Byron took the bare outline of Cain from the Book of Genesis , Chapter IV . In the " Preface " to Cain , Byron was careful to point out how closely he had adhered to the ...
... Cain , was their splendid defiance in the face of omnipotence . Byron took the bare outline of Cain from the Book of Genesis , Chapter IV . In the " Preface " to Cain , Byron was careful to point out how closely he had adhered to the ...
第 124 頁
... Cain eventually identifies himself to himself as a typical Byronic hero . Leonard Michaels ' denigrating attitude towards Cain does not seem to be a fair estimate of him . Cain may not have a past to account for his intellectual doubts ...
... Cain eventually identifies himself to himself as a typical Byronic hero . Leonard Michaels ' denigrating attitude towards Cain does not seem to be a fair estimate of him . Cain may not have a past to account for his intellectual doubts ...
第 126 頁
... Cain . Byron's experience with them developed his ability to create rapid and incisive dialogue absent in Manfred : ADAM : Son Cain ! my first - born -- wherefore art thou silent ? CAIN : Why should I speak . ADAM : CAIN : To prav ...
... Cain . Byron's experience with them developed his ability to create rapid and incisive dialogue absent in Manfred : ADAM : Son Cain ! my first - born -- wherefore art thou silent ? CAIN : Why should I speak . ADAM : CAIN : To prav ...
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