Julius Caesar and Its SourceInst. f. Anglistik u. Amerikanistik, Univ. Salzburg, 1979 - 129 pàgines |
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Pàgina 78
... story , only the parts Shakespeare has used . Even Plutarch's account is only a small fraction of the real events . Yet the historian is trying to present the truth . The dramatist's first concern is not the truth , but the drama . So ...
... story , only the parts Shakespeare has used . Even Plutarch's account is only a small fraction of the real events . Yet the historian is trying to present the truth . The dramatist's first concern is not the truth , but the drama . So ...
Pàgina 78
... story , only the parts Shakespeare has used . small fraction of the real events . Even Plutarch's account is only a Yet the historian is trying to present the truth . The dramatist's first concern is not the truth , but the drama . So ...
... story , only the parts Shakespeare has used . small fraction of the real events . Even Plutarch's account is only a Yet the historian is trying to present the truth . The dramatist's first concern is not the truth , but the drama . So ...
Pàgina 98
... story and is thereby creatively hampered . Yet he allows himself certain subtle changes that continue to reiterate some of his points made earlier in the play . The last act opens with the conversation between Octavius and Antony in ...
... story and is thereby creatively hampered . Yet he allows himself certain subtle changes that continue to reiterate some of his points made earlier in the play . The last act opens with the conversation between Octavius and Antony in ...
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