The Growth and Structure of Elizabethan ComedyChatto & Windus, 1955 - 245 páginas |
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... style for pathos in his domestic tragedies . His prologues employ self - deprecation ' Look for no glorious state . . . ' though hinting that he is not without unexercised abilities : ' We could afford . . . Our coarse fare , banquets ...
... style for pathos in his domestic tragedies . His prologues employ self - deprecation ' Look for no glorious state . . . ' though hinting that he is not without unexercised abilities : ' We could afford . . . Our coarse fare , banquets ...
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... style is on occasion highly poetic , but it is without the rich elaboration of Shakespeare , as his low style is without the stabbing similes or highly flavoured rhetoric of Jonson . It relies on implication . ' Love woven slightly Such ...
... style is on occasion highly poetic , but it is without the rich elaboration of Shakespeare , as his low style is without the stabbing similes or highly flavoured rhetoric of Jonson . It relies on implication . ' Love woven slightly Such ...
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... style . His characters are not defined by per- sonal qualities of speech like Shakespeare's or Jonson's : they speak ... style is occasionally glanced at , with a few mocking quota- tions from Hamlet or The Spanish Tragedy . The style of ...
... style . His characters are not defined by per- sonal qualities of speech like Shakespeare's or Jonson's : they speak ... style is occasionally glanced at , with a few mocking quota- tions from Hamlet or The Spanish Tragedy . The style of ...
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The Traffique of the Stage I I | 11 |
The Lan | 27 |
The Decorum of the Scene | 42 |
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