William Shakespeare: The Critical Heritage Volume 4 1753-1765Brian Vickers Routledge, 2003 M09 1 - 568 páginas The Critical Heritage gathers together a large body of critical sources on major figures in literature. Each volume presents contemporary responses to a writer's work, enabling student and researcher to read the material. |
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... madness and recovery scenes, unfortunately, Shebbeare becomes vaguer, and tries to evoke the feeling Garrick produced in him without substantiating the details of gesture and speech which made up that feeling. This was the occupational ...
... madness and recovery scenes, unfortunately, Shebbeare becomes vaguer, and tries to evoke the feeling Garrick produced in him without substantiating the details of gesture and speech which made up that feeling. This was the occupational ...
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... Madness in Lear is hardly to be described:—He there shewed the throws and Swellings of the Heart of an unhappy, proud, disappointed Monarch with an Enthusiasm of Passion which elated him;—shook off a while the Infirmity of Age, and ...
... Madness in Lear is hardly to be described:—He there shewed the throws and Swellings of the Heart of an unhappy, proud, disappointed Monarch with an Enthusiasm of Passion which elated him;—shook off a while the Infirmity of Age, and ...
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... madness is due to the loss of his royalty (No. 139),Arthur Murphy does so to argue that it is caused by his daughters' ingratitude (No. 140), Mrs Lennox does so to point up Lear's faults of character (No. 141).All three are making ...
... madness is due to the loss of his royalty (No. 139),Arthur Murphy does so to argue that it is caused by his daughters' ingratitude (No. 140), Mrs Lennox does so to point up Lear's faults of character (No. 141).All three are making ...
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