Shakespeare's Imagery: And what it Tells UsAn analysis of the ways in which Shakespeare's imagery functions to reveal literary and personal motives. |
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... emotions of his characters by the chasing changes of colour in their cheeks . These he conveys through every kind of metaphor , which in each case carries with it the particular atmo- sphere of emotion which gives rise to the change ...
... emotions of his characters by the chasing changes of colour in their cheeks . These he conveys through every kind of metaphor , which in each case carries with it the particular atmo- sphere of emotion which gives rise to the change ...
Page 60
... emotion it implies is one of the marked features of Shakespeare's earliest poem , and a kind of running colour symphony is there played on the shamed blushes of Adonis , or his cheeks with ' anger ashy - pale ' , and the flushed hue of ...
... emotion it implies is one of the marked features of Shakespeare's earliest poem , and a kind of running colour symphony is there played on the shamed blushes of Adonis , or his cheeks with ' anger ashy - pale ' , and the flushed hue of ...
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... emotion . In addition , we get a good many in the opening scene where Antonio , Gratiano and Bassanio all speak at ... emotion , has so few . It is much the longest scene in the play - 457 lines and there are only ten images throughout ...
... emotion . In addition , we get a good many in the opening scene where Antonio , Gratiano and Bassanio all speak at ... emotion , has so few . It is much the longest scene in the play - 457 lines and there are only ten images throughout ...
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The Aim and Method explained 3 | 3 |
Shakespeares Imagery compared with | 12 |
Imagery of Shakespeare and other | 30 |
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