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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... things , which must work out some real advantage . And now Bertram has learned his need of self- distrust , perhaps has learned true modesty . His friend ( who was all vain words apart from deeds ) has been unmasked and pitilessly ...
... things , which must work out some real advantage . And now Bertram has learned his need of self- distrust , perhaps has learned true modesty . His friend ( who was all vain words apart from deeds ) has been unmasked and pitilessly ...
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... things after their fashion , / Clean from the purpose of the things themselves " [ I. iii . 33-5 ] . Caesar's superstition , his trust of his own personal majesty , his willing self - deception , and Brutus ' naïve idealism , speciously ...
... things after their fashion , / Clean from the purpose of the things themselves " [ I. iii . 33-5 ] . Caesar's superstition , his trust of his own personal majesty , his willing self - deception , and Brutus ' naïve idealism , speciously ...
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... things , after their fashion , Clean from the purpose of the things themselves . [ I. iii . 33-5 ] The motif of misconstruction introduced by Cicero is remark- ably pervasive in the play . As if to guide us to this motif , Shakespeare ...
... things , after their fashion , Clean from the purpose of the things themselves . [ I. iii . 33-5 ] The motif of misconstruction introduced by Cicero is remark- ably pervasive in the play . As if to guide us to this motif , Shakespeare ...
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