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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... interpretation might claim that this whole intervention reveals Elyot's concern with the problem of male - male sexuality . Rejecting it , he censured the original and inserted replacements . This replacement can be regarded as a ...
... interpretation might claim that this whole intervention reveals Elyot's concern with the problem of male - male sexuality . Rejecting it , he censured the original and inserted replacements . This replacement can be regarded as a ...
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... interpretation of the lioness as reflecting on Rosalind is not altogether unlikely . It is probably also crucial ... interpretation for it . This interpretation moreover corresponds with Orlando's social status , and his adulthood in ...
... interpretation of the lioness as reflecting on Rosalind is not altogether unlikely . It is probably also crucial ... interpretation for it . This interpretation moreover corresponds with Orlando's social status , and his adulthood in ...
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... interpretation , among them allegorical interpretation ) , is only to refer to the poetry of the ancients , which is rather strained . Moreover , Harington was not the only theoretician who spoke about allegory . Drummond commented on ...
... interpretation , among them allegorical interpretation ) , is only to refer to the poetry of the ancients , which is rather strained . Moreover , Harington was not the only theoretician who spoke about allegory . Drummond commented on ...
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