Shakespeare's SoliloquiesFirst published in 1987. |
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... Shakespeare's soliloquies. Contents Preface INTRODUCTION SOLILOQUIES FROM THE HISTORY PLAYS RICHARD III. 1. Shakespeare, William-'Criticism and interpretation 2. Soliloquy I. Title II. Shakespeares monologe. Eine zugang zu seiner ...
... Shakespeare's soliloquies. Contents Preface INTRODUCTION SOLILOQUIES FROM THE HISTORY PLAYS RICHARD III. 1. Shakespeare, William-'Criticism and interpretation 2. Soliloquy I. Title II. Shakespeares monologe. Eine zugang zu seiner ...
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... Shakespeare's soliloquies in all their complexity. By presenting a selection of some twenty-odd passages, followed by detailed commentary, it tries to convey an idea of Shakespeare's stagecraft, his exceptional theatrical judgement and ...
... Shakespeare's soliloquies in all their complexity. By presenting a selection of some twenty-odd passages, followed by detailed commentary, it tries to convey an idea of Shakespeare's stagecraft, his exceptional theatrical judgement and ...
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... Shakespeare's craftsmanship, being in-miniature reflections of his art of language and characterization, and his skill of dovetailing in the construction of scenes. Each soliloquy is connected in different ways and at different levels ...
... Shakespeare's craftsmanship, being in-miniature reflections of his art of language and characterization, and his skill of dovetailing in the construction of scenes. Each soliloquy is connected in different ways and at different levels ...
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... Shakespeare's soliloquies and those of other great dramatists, such as CalderOn or Racine, Lessing or Schiller. Each of these writers ... soliloquies, which tend to follow the scheme of traditional convention 2 Shakespeare's soliloquies.
... Shakespeare's soliloquies and those of other great dramatists, such as CalderOn or Racine, Lessing or Schiller. Each of these writers ... soliloquies, which tend to follow the scheme of traditional convention 2 Shakespeare's soliloquies.
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... Shakespeare began to write his plays he found soliloquies as part of the established tradition? In this area, as elsewhere, it becomes evident that Shakespeare's creative genius was not only in innovation, but that he was also an ...
... Shakespeare began to write his plays he found soliloquies as part of the established tradition? In this area, as elsewhere, it becomes evident that Shakespeare's creative genius was not only in innovation, but that he was also an ...
Contents
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3 SOLILOQUIES FROM THE COMEDIES AND ROMANCES | 45 |
4 SOLILOQUIES FROM THE TRAGEDIES | 88 |
5 CONCLUSION | 179 |
NOTES | 193 |
SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY | 210 |
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