Julius Caesar and Its SourceInst. f. Anglistik u. Amerikanistik, Univ. Salzburg, 1979 - 129 pàgines |
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... play , too . Yet look- ing forward to the great tragedies , we see that it has many of the same qualities and ... play . The play Julius Caesar is unquestionably a masterpiece and one of Shakespeare's most popular works . Without ...
... play , too . Yet look- ing forward to the great tragedies , we see that it has many of the same qualities and ... play . The play Julius Caesar is unquestionably a masterpiece and one of Shakespeare's most popular works . Without ...
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... play comes from the source , not vice - versa ! Anyone with a thorough knowledge of Plutarch antedating his ... play then says the same thing -- because we understand how the play came to be what it is . If a sleeping man is hit in the ...
... play comes from the source , not vice - versa ! Anyone with a thorough knowledge of Plutarch antedating his ... play then says the same thing -- because we understand how the play came to be what it is . If a sleeping man is hit in the ...
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... play . The most important departure from Plutarch is that there Antony is not a close personal friend of Caesar's , while in the play friendship is constantly stressed after Caesar's death . In Plutarch Antony is a follower and a ...
... play . The most important departure from Plutarch is that there Antony is not a close personal friend of Caesar's , while in the play friendship is constantly stressed after Caesar's death . In Plutarch Antony is a follower and a ...
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