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... symbol , which out - dominates all others in the play , is the body and bodily action . It is so in an entirely different and infinitely more imaginative way than in Coriolanus , where certain functions or persons in the state are ...
... symbol , which out - dominates all others in the play , is the body and bodily action . It is so in an entirely different and infinitely more imaginative way than in Coriolanus , where certain functions or persons in the state are ...
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... symbol in the poet's mind is not so much a person displaying certain emotions and characteristics , as a mere physical body in endlessly varied action . Thus I find only four ' personifications ' in the play , whereas in King John I ...
... symbol in the poet's mind is not so much a person displaying certain emotions and characteristics , as a mere physical body in endlessly varied action . Thus I find only four ' personifications ' in the play , whereas in King John I ...
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... symbol , and a very CORIO- definite one , but it is significant that this has not been born out of the creator's feeling of the tragedy ; it has just been taken over by him wholesale , with much else , from North's Plutarch . It is the ...
... symbol , and a very CORIO- definite one , but it is significant that this has not been born out of the creator's feeling of the tragedy ; it has just been taken over by him wholesale , with much else , from North's Plutarch . It is the ...
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The Aim and Method explained | 3 |
Shakespeares Imagery compared with | 12 |
Imagery of Shakespeare and other | 30 |
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