Byron & Shakespeare - Wils KniIn this volume, G. Wilson Knight deals with the "superabundance of analogies between Byron and Shakespeare" through analysis and literarty criticism of poetry, sonnets and essays. |
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... ' p . ' except for those applying to my present volume , for which I use it . My Shakespearian numerals apply to the Oxford Shakespeare . CONTENTS PREFACE page vi LIST OF AUTHORITIES xi I. INTRODUCTION. хіі LIST OF AUTHORITIES.
... ' p . ' except for those applying to my present volume , for which I use it . My Shakespearian numerals apply to the Oxford Shakespeare . CONTENTS PREFACE page vi LIST OF AUTHORITIES xi I. INTRODUCTION. хіі LIST OF AUTHORITIES.
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... , action . The only Shakespearian play that shows a similar kind of direct and purposive statement is Timon of Athens ; and it is interesting to find Professor Allardyce Nicoll calling it , in respect to this BSB I I. Introduction.
... , action . The only Shakespearian play that shows a similar kind of direct and purposive statement is Timon of Athens ; and it is interesting to find Professor Allardyce Nicoll calling it , in respect to this BSB I I. Introduction.
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... Shakespearian . The only biographer to my knowledge who has come near to observing this is André Maurois . Maurois goes sadly astray on the matter of Byron's marriage , but in noting that in 1813 and 1814 Byron lived Shakespeare , he ...
... Shakespearian . The only biographer to my knowledge who has come near to observing this is André Maurois . Maurois goes sadly astray on the matter of Byron's marriage , but in noting that in 1813 and 1814 Byron lived Shakespeare , he ...
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... Shakespearian Tempest , edn . of 1953 , vii - viii ; The Sovereign Flower , ' Some Notable Fallacies ' , 245-55 ) , from the clash of some Dionysian or even nihilistic force against the established order , against even the cosmos itself ...
... Shakespearian Tempest , edn . of 1953 , vii - viii ; The Sovereign Flower , ' Some Notable Fallacies ' , 245-55 ) , from the clash of some Dionysian or even nihilistic force against the established order , against even the cosmos itself ...
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... Shakespearian and other drama in him as a man that he regarded Shakespeare as a danger ; and it was precisely because he had so Shakespearian a universe to control , that he preferred Alexander Pope as an exemplar . Of his admiration of ...
... Shakespearian and other drama in him as a man that he regarded Shakespeare as a danger ; and it was precisely because he had so Shakespearian a universe to control , that he preferred Alexander Pope as an exemplar . Of his admiration of ...
Contents
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II Sonnets and Seraphs | 24 |
III A Regency Hamlet | 73 |
IV Falstaff and Comedy | 117 |
V Richard III and Macbeth | 151 |
VI Timon and Shylock | 188 |
VII Antony and Cleopatras Othello | 227 |
VIII Tempests Lear Prospera | 262 |
IX Henry VIII | 317 |
X The Golden Thread | 333 |
The Separation Controversy | 351 |
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