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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Page 79
... horror through the medium of revolting smells , and that to his imagina- tion sin and evil deeds always smell foully . We are definitely conscious of this in Hamlet , with its underlying idea of a foul tumour , of rottenness and ...
... horror through the medium of revolting smells , and that to his imagina- tion sin and evil deeds always smell foully . We are definitely conscious of this in Hamlet , with its underlying idea of a foul tumour , of rottenness and ...
Page 131
... horror of the disease are emphasised . Thus Speed laughingly assures Valen- tine he knows he is in love by ' special marks ' , one of Two Gent . which is that he walks alone , ' like one that had the pestilence ' ; Beatrice avers that ...
... horror of the disease are emphasised . Thus Speed laughingly assures Valen- tine he knows he is in love by ' special marks ' , one of Two Gent . which is that he walks alone , ' like one that had the pestilence ' ; Beatrice avers that ...
Page 180
... horror of death , his fears and doubts as to the death of the mind , and his final realisation that death not life is ' felicity ' ; the duke's arguments to prove that the best of life is sleep , and death itself no more ; Claudio's ...
... horror of death , his fears and doubts as to the death of the mind , and his final realisation that death not life is ' felicity ' ; the duke's arguments to prove that the best of life is sleep , and death itself no more ; Claudio's ...
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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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