Shakespearean Criticism: Excerpts from the Criticism of William Shakespeare's Plays and Poetry, from the First Published Appraisals to Current Evaluations, Volume 38Gale Research Company, 1998 |
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Page 204
... eyes . Do we not likewise see our learning there . IV.iii.310-313 14 This love that springs from the Imaginary order , i.e. , the love of the specular image , a symbiosis , is first learned by gazing on the mother's eye which reflects ...
... eyes . Do we not likewise see our learning there . IV.iii.310-313 14 This love that springs from the Imaginary order , i.e. , the love of the specular image , a symbiosis , is first learned by gazing on the mother's eye which reflects ...
Page 246
... eyes and ears . Roy Strong has argued that these woven eyes and ears . symbolize all those ministers and subjects " who watched and listened to purvey their intelligence " to the Queen . The cloak does envelop the Queen in the painting ...
... eyes and ears . Roy Strong has argued that these woven eyes and ears . symbolize all those ministers and subjects " who watched and listened to purvey their intelligence " to the Queen . The cloak does envelop the Queen in the painting ...
Page 247
... eyes dazled , harts opprest ? Your face hurts oft , but still it doth delight.50 Sidney's partly negative representation of Elizabeth's sun - like eyes was duplicated by another frustrated ser- vant of Elizabeth's . Describing Belphoebe ...
... eyes dazled , harts opprest ? Your face hurts oft , but still it doth delight.50 Sidney's partly negative representation of Elizabeth's sun - like eyes was duplicated by another frustrated ser- vant of Elizabeth's . Describing Belphoebe ...
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