T.S. Eliot on ShakespeareUMI Research Press, 1987 - 139 páginas |
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... Dante and comments , " They have a rational necessity as well as suggestiveness ; they are , like the words of Shakespeare above , an explication of the meaning . " These figures , in Shakespeare and Dante both , have necessity ; the ...
... Dante and comments , " They have a rational necessity as well as suggestiveness ; they are , like the words of Shakespeare above , an explication of the meaning . " These figures , in Shakespeare and Dante both , have necessity ; the ...
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... Dante's poetry has behind it Aquinas , but the " flies to wanton boys " speech in Lear is just as great poetry as Dante's , because it " expresses in per- fect language [ a ] permanent human impulse . " Dante does nothing else . We can ...
... Dante's poetry has behind it Aquinas , but the " flies to wanton boys " speech in Lear is just as great poetry as Dante's , because it " expresses in per- fect language [ a ] permanent human impulse . " Dante does nothing else . We can ...
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... Dante's art and enjoy it as art . Throughout the essay Shakespeare is brought up for comparison , declared to be different from Dante in this or that respect , but equally great and , like Dante , coming within the perimeters of art ...
... Dante's art and enjoy it as art . Throughout the essay Shakespeare is brought up for comparison , declared to be different from Dante in this or that respect , but equally great and , like Dante , coming within the perimeters of art ...
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Early Criticism and the Hamlet Essay | 5 |
Developing a View of the Shakespeare Play | 23 |
192737 | 55 |
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