Julius Caesar and Its SourceInst. f. Anglistik u. Amerikanistik, Univ. Salzburg, 1979 - 129 pàgines |
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Pàgina 26
... Brutus is substantially Plutarch's Brutus . " 17 But by this token , the changes Shakespeare makes in Plutarch's Brutus are all the more important . Here is why . Plutarch wrote biographies about three of the principals in Julius Caesar ...
... Brutus is substantially Plutarch's Brutus . " 17 But by this token , the changes Shakespeare makes in Plutarch's Brutus are all the more important . Here is why . Plutarch wrote biographies about three of the principals in Julius Caesar ...
Pàgina 36
David C. Green. whole , not Brutus in particular . Why does not Brutus run find out what has happened ? Because what the writer is really concerned about is setting up Casca's narration of the off - stage events ... Brutus out . Brutus 336.
David C. Green. whole , not Brutus in particular . Why does not Brutus run find out what has happened ? Because what the writer is really concerned about is setting up Casca's narration of the off - stage events ... Brutus out . Brutus 336.
Pàgina 48
... Brutus no direct opinion of them at all . The dramatist blackens Plutarch's conspirators and separates Brutus from them -- another proof that he sees Brutus in the most positive light . In the play the conspiracy is simply the means by ...
... Brutus no direct opinion of them at all . The dramatist blackens Plutarch's conspirators and separates Brutus from them -- another proof that he sees Brutus in the most positive light . In the play the conspiracy is simply the means by ...
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