Julius Caesar and Its SourceInst. f. Anglistik u. Amerikanistik, Univ. Salzburg, 1979 - 129 pàgines |
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Pàgina 19
... action is meant to show them in the wrong . I cannot agree ; when Shake- speare wants to be gruesome , we do not have any doubts about it . Besides , the idea is Brutus ' and we certainly cannot question his sincerity or imagine him to ...
... action is meant to show them in the wrong . I cannot agree ; when Shake- speare wants to be gruesome , we do not have any doubts about it . Besides , the idea is Brutus ' and we certainly cannot question his sincerity or imagine him to ...
Pàgina 26
... action of the play comes almost entirely from The Life of Marcus Brutus . A few details and embellishments come from the other Lives , but even most of these occur in Marcus Brutus in slightly different words ; those details which do ...
... action of the play comes almost entirely from The Life of Marcus Brutus . A few details and embellishments come from the other Lives , but even most of these occur in Marcus Brutus in slightly different words ; those details which do ...
Pàgina 115
... actions and words easily carry along the plot without If history had said that Octavius delivered the real characterization . funeral oration of Caesar , Shakespeare could still have used his version of the speech with scarcely a change ...
... actions and words easily carry along the plot without If history had said that Octavius delivered the real characterization . funeral oration of Caesar , Shakespeare could still have used his version of the speech with scarcely a change ...
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