Byron's Plays: A Reassessment |
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第 1 到 3 筆結果,共 26 筆
第 26 頁
13 From this it is obvious that Byron did not see his protagonist as a single - minded champion fighting for the cause of the people . The personal motive , Steno's insult , is a powerful motive spurring him on to action .
13 From this it is obvious that Byron did not see his protagonist as a single - minded champion fighting for the cause of the people . The personal motive , Steno's insult , is a powerful motive spurring him on to action .
第 82 頁
This focus on the tragic protagonist inevitably invites compari- son with Shakespeare . In Shakespeare's plays , too , the protagonist is the centre of interest . Richard II , for example , can be read for its politics but essentially ...
This focus on the tragic protagonist inevitably invites compari- son with Shakespeare . In Shakespeare's plays , too , the protagonist is the centre of interest . Richard II , for example , can be read for its politics but essentially ...
第 100 頁
These public issues are dis- cussed through the tormented psychology of the individuals , just as religious and philosophical issues are discussed through the exploration of the state of mind of the protagonist in the " metaphysical ...
These public issues are dis- cussed through the tormented psychology of the individuals , just as religious and philosophical issues are discussed through the exploration of the state of mind of the protagonist in the " metaphysical ...
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