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 ix
... chiefly with suggestions as to light thrown by the imagery ( 1 ) on Shakespeare's per- sonality , temperament and thought , ( 2 ) on the themes and characters of the plays . The other books will be chiefly concerned with questions of ...
... chiefly with suggestions as to light thrown by the imagery ( 1 ) on Shakespeare's per- sonality , temperament and thought , ( 2 ) on the themes and characters of the plays . The other books will be chiefly concerned with questions of ...
Page 165
... chiefly noticeable for their tendency to take the form of animals rather than persons : dogs chiefly , used with almost startling effect , as when Hamlet pictures the king's guilt ' unkenneling ' Ham . 3. 2. 86 itself as he watches the ...
... chiefly noticeable for their tendency to take the form of animals rather than persons : dogs chiefly , used with almost startling effect , as when Hamlet pictures the king's guilt ' unkenneling ' Ham . 3. 2. 86 itself as he watches the ...
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... chiefly for two reasons . In view of the later development of this habit of con- tinuous and dominant imagery , peculiar I believe to Shakespeare , and of the subtle yet important part it plays in the great tragedies and to a lesser ...
... chiefly for two reasons . In view of the later development of this habit of con- tinuous and dominant imagery , peculiar I believe to Shakespeare , and of the subtle yet important part it plays in the great tragedies and to a lesser ...
Contents
The Aim and Method explained | 3 |
Shakespeares Imagery compared with | 12 |
Imagery of Shakespeare and other | 30 |
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