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ts . in tragedy ; but that he was greater in tragedy does not consequently follow . Truth is , our habits of thinking and acting incline us to respect the more serious affairs of life , and we involuntarily connect them with som hething ...
ts . in tragedy ; but that he was greater in tragedy does not consequently follow . Truth is , our habits of thinking and acting incline us to respect the more serious affairs of life , and we involuntarily connect them with som hething ...
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Our best tragedies are written upon this understanding . Marlow and Webster knew this better than most authors : Shakspeare knew it too_but he knew his art better . English tragedy is human life and passion upon a grand scale .
Our best tragedies are written upon this understanding . Marlow and Webster knew this better than most authors : Shakspeare knew it too_but he knew his art better . English tragedy is human life and passion upon a grand scale .
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The finest tragedies in the world , perhaps , are Lear and Othello . Shakspeare is your only tragedy maker . " Some one has said this before ; but it is an acknowledgment which thousands have made , so I am not in this a plagiarist .
The finest tragedies in the world , perhaps , are Lear and Othello . Shakspeare is your only tragedy maker . " Some one has said this before ; but it is an acknowledgment which thousands have made , so I am not in this a plagiarist .
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| Titel | Lectures on the Drama Lectures on the Drama, R. B. Hardy |
| Autor/in | R. B. Hardy |
| Verlag | Reid, 1834 |
| Original von | Princeton University |
| Digitalisiert | 26. März 2008 |
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