Shakespearean Criticism: Excerpts from the Criticism of William Shakespeare's Plays and Poetry, from the First Published Appraisals to Current Evaluations, 第 28 卷Gale Research Company, 1984 |
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... Adonis is not only very young and inexperienced but very reluctant as well ; it seems likelier , though , that in her urgency she just pays too little attention to those things . Whatever the case , her speech implies that she is both a ...
... Adonis is not only very young and inexperienced but very reluctant as well ; it seems likelier , though , that in her urgency she just pays too little attention to those things . Whatever the case , her speech implies that she is both a ...
第 358 頁
... Adonis ' death . Although other aspects of Shakespeare's Venus in rela- tion to conventional representations of the goddess still remain to be examined , for example , the link between her and Venus Meretrix ( Venus the Prostitute ; see ...
... Adonis ' death . Although other aspects of Shakespeare's Venus in rela- tion to conventional representations of the goddess still remain to be examined , for example , the link between her and Venus Meretrix ( Venus the Prostitute ; see ...
第 360 頁
... Adonis has left ( lines 811ff . ) . In that latter part of the poem , however , it does not primarily indicate Venus ' continued , personal discov- ery of how humans experience unrequited love ; rather , it chiefly suggests her personal ...
... Adonis has left ( lines 811ff . ) . In that latter part of the poem , however , it does not primarily indicate Venus ' continued , personal discov- ery of how humans experience unrequited love ; rather , it chiefly suggests her personal ...
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