Shakespearean Criticism: Excerpts from the Criticism of William Shakespeare's Plays and Poetry, from the First Published Appraisals to Current Evaluations, Volume 13Gale Research Company, 1984 |
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Page 98
... rhetoric . The two distinct yet inseparable rhetorical powers Isabella brings to the intercession scene are ... rhetoric from her sensual rhetoric nor his own ratio- nal response from his sexual response . Shakespeare cap- tures his ...
... rhetoric . The two distinct yet inseparable rhetorical powers Isabella brings to the intercession scene are ... rhetoric from her sensual rhetoric nor his own ratio- nal response from his sexual response . Shakespeare cap- tures his ...
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... rhetoric dismembers the very reality it would portray or influence . The world of Titus is not simply one of meaningless acts of random violence but rather one in which language engenders violence and vio- lence is done to language ...
... rhetoric dismembers the very reality it would portray or influence . The world of Titus is not simply one of meaningless acts of random violence but rather one in which language engenders violence and vio- lence is done to language ...
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... rhetoric , the rhetoric seems more artificial than ever ( because of what has gone before ) . 13 Danson sees Lavinia as " an emblem for the plight of the voiceless Andronici in a now alien Rome " ( p . 11 ) . " Marcus ' speech is so ...
... rhetoric , the rhetoric seems more artificial than ever ( because of what has gone before ) . 13 Danson sees Lavinia as " an emblem for the plight of the voiceless Andronici in a now alien Rome " ( p . 11 ) . " Marcus ' speech is so ...
Contents
Camille Wells Slights The Raw and the Cooked in The Taming of the Shrew | 11 |
A Reading of The Two Gentlemen | 18 |
Festive Theory | 36 |
Copyright | |
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