Shakespearean Criticism: Excerpts from the Criticism of William Shakespeare's Plays and Poetry, from the First Published Appraisals to Current Evaluations, Volume 55Gale Research Company, 1984 |
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... response to Troilus ' need to separate her sexual from her ideal maternal self ac- counts , I think , for the opacity of her motives as she leaves Troilus : she acts less from the necessities of her own char- acter than from the ...
... response to Troilus ' need to separate her sexual from her ideal maternal self ac- counts , I think , for the opacity of her motives as she leaves Troilus : she acts less from the necessities of her own char- acter than from the ...
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... response , albeit a mute one . Additionally , there is a unique twist on this silence , this time from sources where we might most expect com- ment - critics whose perspectives are directed specifically at the women in Shakespeare's ...
... response , albeit a mute one . Additionally , there is a unique twist on this silence , this time from sources where we might most expect com- ment - critics whose perspectives are directed specifically at the women in Shakespeare's ...
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... response . French has claimed that sexual disgust is the " donné " of the problem plays and asserts that " the dispar- agement of sex . . . underlies the schizophrenic value- system that informs worlds like Troy " ( 165 ) . She places ...
... response . French has claimed that sexual disgust is the " donné " of the problem plays and asserts that " the dispar- agement of sex . . . underlies the schizophrenic value- system that informs worlds like Troy " ( 165 ) . She places ...
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