William Shakespeare, King LearSusan Bruce Humanities-Ebooks, 01.01.1998 - 192 Seiten |
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... century give pause.{3} Many spectatorswere ashonestly appalled as Johnsonby Cordelia's death,andsimply baffled by the Fool—a clear warning to allof thedegree to which public sensibility and theatrical performances change, decade by ...
... century give pause.{3} Many spectatorswere ashonestly appalled as Johnsonby Cordelia's death,andsimply baffled by the Fool—a clear warning to allof thedegree to which public sensibility and theatrical performances change, decade by ...
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... centuries been donein,on, andround about manyvenues, and no performance isever independent ofthe physical and institutionalstructures that enable andframe it—buildings, stages, actors,and audiences.{5} If these things are missing from ...
... centuries been donein,on, andround about manyvenues, and no performance isever independent ofthe physical and institutionalstructures that enable andframe it—buildings, stages, actors,and audiences.{5} If these things are missing from ...
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... century hasgenerateda fairlysolid consensusabout thegreat majority ofsuch cruces. The second problem isofa different order,and arises because where thereis morethanone early textofa play there are substantive differences—not mere typos ...
... century hasgenerateda fairlysolid consensusabout thegreat majority ofsuch cruces. The second problem isofa different order,and arises because where thereis morethanone early textofa play there are substantive differences—not mere typos ...
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... century. The book that began a great debatewas Gary Taylor'sand Michael Warren's The Division ofthe Kingdoms: Shakespeare's Two Versions of King Lear (1983), and thesubtitle bluntly statesits case—thatQ1and F1 donot represent incomplete ...
... century. The book that began a great debatewas Gary Taylor'sand Michael Warren's The Division ofthe Kingdoms: Shakespeare's Two Versions of King Lear (1983), and thesubtitle bluntly statesits case—thatQ1and F1 donot represent incomplete ...
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... century thisis as startlingand judicious a developmentas the statue coming to life in Mozart's Don Giovanni(orShakespeare's Winter's Tale)—and its effects have runinparallel,for example, with readmission ofcomedic humour toperformances ...
... century thisis as startlingand judicious a developmentas the statue coming to life in Mozart's Don Giovanni(orShakespeare's Winter's Tale)—and its effects have runinparallel,for example, with readmission ofcomedic humour toperformances ...
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