Julius Caesar and Its SourceInst. f. Anglistik u. Amerikanistik, Univ. Salzburg, 1979 - 129 pàgines |
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... critics agree that since the main issue revolves around Caesar or Caesarism , and because repeated reference is made ... critic on this score : In dealing with the great figure of Caesar ... Shakespeare follows faithfully the detached ...
... critics agree that since the main issue revolves around Caesar or Caesarism , and because repeated reference is made ... critic on this score : In dealing with the great figure of Caesar ... Shakespeare follows faithfully the detached ...
Pàgina 25
... critics , that the subject of the play being the life of Brutus , and not that of Caesar , Shakespeare was right in show- ing the feeble side of Caesar's character , his vanity and his arrogance , and his ambition after regal honours ...
... critics , that the subject of the play being the life of Brutus , and not that of Caesar , Shakespeare was right in show- ing the feeble side of Caesar's character , his vanity and his arrogance , and his ambition after regal honours ...
Pàgina 27
... critics with whom I take great issue are those who view Brutus as politically naive and idealistic . most strongly ... critic , Hudson , is more sympathetic to Brutus while expressing views similar to Palmer's : + Although Brutus for a ...
... critics with whom I take great issue are those who view Brutus as politically naive and idealistic . most strongly ... critic , Hudson , is more sympathetic to Brutus while expressing views similar to Palmer's : + Although Brutus for a ...
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