Byron's Plays: A Reassessment |
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第 1 到 3 筆結果,共 16 筆
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It is to Byron's credit that the 16 love of Myrrha is more complex than it appears on the surface . Myrrha is an interesting development in Byron's representation of women characters from his oriental tales , The Siege of Corinth and ...
It is to Byron's credit that the 16 love of Myrrha is more complex than it appears on the surface . Myrrha is an interesting development in Byron's representation of women characters from his oriental tales , The Siege of Corinth and ...
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Myrrha and Cleopatra also have some important features in common although Myrrha is created along different lines . Both are , of course , a party to love which is illicit but which transcends conventional morality .
Myrrha and Cleopatra also have some important features in common although Myrrha is created along different lines . Both are , of course , a party to love which is illicit but which transcends conventional morality .
第 72 頁
( I.ii.644-645 ; 650-653 ; 661-662 ) Myrrha is the moral antithesis of Sardanapalus . She does not understand that Sardanapalus ' view of government trascends the traditional idea of kingship . His concern is with a new moral order ...
( I.ii.644-645 ; 650-653 ; 661-662 ) Myrrha is the moral antithesis of Sardanapalus . She does not understand that Sardanapalus ' view of government trascends the traditional idea of kingship . His concern is with a new moral order ...
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