Shakespearean Criticism: Excerpts from the Criticism of William Shakespeare's Plays and Poetry, from the First Published Appraisals to Current Evaluations, Volume 7Gale Research Company, 1984 |
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... honour . " ] [ All's Well That Ends Well ] presents many difficulties . There is nothing quite like it in Shakespeare . It has not the humorous buoyancy of the Comedies , the narrative appeal of Romeo and Juliet , or the intellectual ...
... honour . " ] [ All's Well That Ends Well ] presents many difficulties . There is nothing quite like it in Shakespeare . It has not the humorous buoyancy of the Comedies , the narrative appeal of Romeo and Juliet , or the intellectual ...
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... Honour on my part Against your vain assault . [ IV . ii . 49-51 ] This is interesting : the two honours , male and female , are fighting out their difference . The problem is , and is meant to appear , rather different as viewed from ...
... Honour on my part Against your vain assault . [ IV . ii . 49-51 ] This is interesting : the two honours , male and female , are fighting out their difference . The problem is , and is meant to appear , rather different as viewed from ...
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... honour and honour - without - virtue leading up to the climactic speech in II . iii is not continued beyond this point . In the second half of the play the treatment of these concepts seems to alter . " Honour " is something Bertram not ...
... honour and honour - without - virtue leading up to the climactic speech in II . iii is not continued beyond this point . In the second half of the play the treatment of these concepts seems to alter . " Honour " is something Bertram not ...
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