Shakespearean Criticism: Excerpts from the Criticism of William Shakespeare's Plays and Poetry, from the First Published Appraisals to Current Evaluations, Volume 63Gale Research Company, 1984 |
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Page 152
... responses of the little audience of Gloucester's shrewd exposure . The mayor and his brethren cry " A miracle ! " The beadle " with whips " beats Simpcox over the head and chases him offstage . Henry VI's response is totally absurd ...
... responses of the little audience of Gloucester's shrewd exposure . The mayor and his brethren cry " A miracle ! " The beadle " with whips " beats Simpcox over the head and chases him offstage . Henry VI's response is totally absurd ...
Page 243
... response to this moment of artistic reassessment appears in Andrew Gurr's demonstration that , around the year 1600 , he began to reconceive his customers as spectators rather than audi- tors . " Some of the epistemological and ...
... response to this moment of artistic reassessment appears in Andrew Gurr's demonstration that , around the year 1600 , he began to reconceive his customers as spectators rather than audi- tors . " Some of the epistemological and ...
Page 293
... response guidance reaching a climax in Julius Caesar . " For Honigmann , as for Dr. Johnson before him , who was uncomfortable with the play's relatively cool atmosphere , Shakespeare's mixture of the tactical means guiding audience ...
... response guidance reaching a climax in Julius Caesar . " For Honigmann , as for Dr. Johnson before him , who was uncomfortable with the play's relatively cool atmosphere , Shakespeare's mixture of the tactical means guiding audience ...
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