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... L. C. Knights , ' How many children had Lady Macbeth ? ' printed in his Explorations ( 1958 ) , p . 16 . Charles Lamb , ' On the tragedies of Shakespeare considered with reference to their fitness for stage representation ' , in The ...
... L. C. Knights , ' How many children had Lady Macbeth ? ' printed in his Explorations ( 1958 ) , p . 16 . Charles Lamb , ' On the tragedies of Shakespeare considered with reference to their fitness for stage representation ' , in The ...
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... L. C. Knights ' essay , ' How many children had Lady Macbeth . ' Having traced the basic patterns of imagery in the play with due New Critical zeal , Knights displays a distinct discomfort with the Macbeth of the last act- a man so sunk ...
... L. C. Knights ' essay , ' How many children had Lady Macbeth . ' Having traced the basic patterns of imagery in the play with due New Critical zeal , Knights displays a distinct discomfort with the Macbeth of the last act- a man so sunk ...
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... L. C. Knights ( Sewanee Review , 1953 ) neatly shows how you can effect a transition from politics to character . He argues that perennial political issues are rendered in human terms . The prominence of the fable of the belly , and of ...
... L. C. Knights ( Sewanee Review , 1953 ) neatly shows how you can effect a transition from politics to character . He argues that perennial political issues are rendered in human terms . The prominence of the fable of the belly , and of ...
Contents
Mr Becketts Shakespeare JOHN RUSSELL BROWN | 1 |
The argument about Shakespeares characters A D NUTTALL | 18 |
Shakespeare breaks the illusion JOHN EDMUNDS | 32 |
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