Shakespeare's Soliloquies: The Presidential Address of the Modern Humanities Research Association, 1964 |
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... contains the indications for gesture , mien and movement as well as a dramatization through spoken dialogue . We may take the following lines from the Bastard's first soliloquy : Why then I suck my teeth and catechize My picked 14.
... contains the indications for gesture , mien and movement as well as a dramatization through spoken dialogue . We may take the following lines from the Bastard's first soliloquy : Why then I suck my teeth and catechize My picked 14.
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... ( spoken by the king himself ) , also contains some of the most primitive self - explanations in the short monologues spoken by Edgar , Kent and Edmund who declare what they are and why they behave as they do . Shakespeare did not care ...
... ( spoken by the king himself ) , also contains some of the most primitive self - explanations in the short monologues spoken by Edgar , Kent and Edmund who declare what they are and why they behave as they do . Shakespeare did not care ...
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apostrophe Bastard bethan Brutus CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS conventional element Corneille dagger Desdemona's dramatic structure Dramatic Tradition Elizabethan expression feel Frontiers of Drama given Gottsched Granville-Barker Hamlet's happened Humanities Research Association imagery images imagination informing the audience inner drama inner experience instances of Shakespeare's King Henry King Henry IV King John Lear's logues long soliloquy Macbeth's soliloquies MICHIGAN mind Modern Humanities Research mono monologic speech monologues spoken mood partner personification platform stage poetic drama Prefaces to Shakespeare primitive devices Professor Wolfgang psychological rail on Commodity reveals revelations of inner Richard Gloucester's self-introduction Richard III Romeo and Juliet scene Selected Essays 1932 self-explanation self-expression Senecan drama Shake Shakespeare constantly Shakespeare's art Shakespeare's plays Shakespeare's soliloquies Shakespearean drama short monologues short soliloquies soliloquies Shakespeare soliloquizing characters speare's soliloquies spoken dialogue stagecraft symbolic T. S. Eliot thirteen lines thoughts tion tragedy typical UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN villain vision vivid WOLFGANG CLEMEN