"Secret, Black, and Midnight Hags": The Conception, Presentation and Functions of Witches in English Renaissance DramaBraumüller, 2005 - 439 páginas |
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... performance of the play at Christmas 1551 in Bale's parish Bishopstoke , Hampshire . Happé further refers to performances in Hampshire in 1552 and at Kilkenny in 1553 ( Introd . 22 ) . The fact that the play was kept in the repertoire ...
... performance of the play at Christmas 1551 in Bale's parish Bishopstoke , Hampshire . Happé further refers to performances in Hampshire in 1552 and at Kilkenny in 1553 ( Introd . 22 ) . The fact that the play was kept in the repertoire ...
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... performance of The Witch of Edmonton was by the Prince's Men on 29 December 1621 , but there were quite likely public performances at the Cockpit Theatre before and after ; although the play was not printed until 1658 , the title - page ...
... performance of The Witch of Edmonton was by the Prince's Men on 29 December 1621 , but there were quite likely public performances at the Cockpit Theatre before and after ; although the play was not printed until 1658 , the title - page ...
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... performance on stage as an indicator of the witches ' general magical impotence . See , among others , Yamada 260 , 263 ; Normand 115. They ignore the fact that the witches ' accounts are convincing expressions of their abominable and ...
... performance on stage as an indicator of the witches ' general magical impotence . See , among others , Yamada 260 , 263 ; Normand 115. They ignore the fact that the witches ' accounts are convincing expressions of their abominable and ...
Índice
Witchcraft in the European Context | 13 |
Malevolent Witches in English Renaissance Drama | 55 |
Conclusions | 291 |
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