All Semblative a Woman's Part?: Studies in the Staging of and Audience Response to Boy Actors in Sexual Disguise in the Elizabethan Theatre 1580-1615H. Gras, 1991 - 583 páginas |
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... behaviour of women ending in the myth of Venus and Adonis . With the myths of Jove and Ganymede , and Apollo and Hyacinthos , Orpheus legitimizes his own behaviour . Juno's annoyance , also mentioned by Ovid in this context , is another ...
... behaviour of women ending in the myth of Venus and Adonis . With the myths of Jove and Ganymede , and Apollo and Hyacinthos , Orpheus legitimizes his own behaviour . Juno's annoyance , also mentioned by Ovid in this context , is another ...
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... behaviour . The " Legend of Orpheus , " in Of Love's Complaint , anonymously published in 1597 , is more severe on Orpheus ' behaviour , and ends in punishment by Jove , who destroys Orpheus with a bolt of lightning . " The poem says ...
... behaviour . The " Legend of Orpheus , " in Of Love's Complaint , anonymously published in 1597 , is more severe on Orpheus ' behaviour , and ends in punishment by Jove , who destroys Orpheus with a bolt of lightning . " The poem says ...
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... behaviour which puts him in balance with his environment . Of course he will not always recognize the principles steering his decision - making , nor will his environment . In cases of inability to enter the ranks of standard ...
... behaviour which puts him in balance with his environment . Of course he will not always recognize the principles steering his decision - making , nor will his environment . In cases of inability to enter the ranks of standard ...
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