Julius Caesar and Its SourceInst. f. Anglistik u. Amerikanistik, Univ. Salzburg, 1979 - 129 pàgines |
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... Plutarch's Caesar and Shakespeare's are not the same man . Plutarch's Caesar has grave faults but certainly not the weaknesses of Shakespeare's portrayal . Georg Brandes is perhaps the playwright's most hostile critic on this score : In ...
... Plutarch's Caesar and Shakespeare's are not the same man . Plutarch's Caesar has grave faults but certainly not the weaknesses of Shakespeare's portrayal . Georg Brandes is perhaps the playwright's most hostile critic on this score : In ...
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... Plutarch , his 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 ...
... Plutarch , his 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 ...
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... Plutarch ; at table such antics are more in place . But without the Plutarchan con- text , the incident can be interpreted entirely differently . Although Shakespeare has faithfully followed his source in almost every detail and has ...
... Plutarch ; at table such antics are more in place . But without the Plutarchan con- text , the incident can be interpreted entirely differently . Although Shakespeare has faithfully followed his source in almost every detail and has ...
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