Byron's Plays: A Reassessment |
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第 38 頁
... but these personal wrongs have been clothed in the garb of noble motive and made more attractive . ... and no amount of wrestling with himself can convince the Doge , as we have seen , that his motives are entirely selfless .
... but these personal wrongs have been clothed in the garb of noble motive and made more attractive . ... and no amount of wrestling with himself can convince the Doge , as we have seen , that his motives are entirely selfless .
第 83 頁
As R.J. Kaufmann has pointed out , the concern of tragedy is with the motives that lie behind an action.4 4 R.J. Kaufmann , " On the Poetics of Terminal tragedy : Dryden's All for love , " Dryden : A Collection of Critical Essays , ed .
As R.J. Kaufmann has pointed out , the concern of tragedy is with the motives that lie behind an action.4 4 R.J. Kaufmann , " On the Poetics of Terminal tragedy : Dryden's All for love , " Dryden : A Collection of Critical Essays , ed .
第 84 頁
It also tries to clarify the real motives of the character from what the character believes are his motives . As the art of tragedy matures , the playwright perfects the technique of exposing the real motives to such an extent that he ...
It also tries to clarify the real motives of the character from what the character believes are his motives . As the art of tragedy matures , the playwright perfects the technique of exposing the real motives to such an extent that he ...
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