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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... picture of dogs licking sweets , and with their mouths and tongues melting the iced sugar on cake or sweetmeats : Thou [ says Timon ] art a slave whom Fortune's Timon , 4.3.250 tender arm With favour never clasp'd , but bred a dog ; and ...
... picture of dogs licking sweets , and with their mouths and tongues melting the iced sugar on cake or sweetmeats : Thou [ says Timon ] art a slave whom Fortune's Timon , 4.3.250 tender arm With favour never clasp'd , but bred a dog ; and ...
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... pictures stared me in the face . I found , as I have already said , that there is a certain range of images , and ... picture in his mind , but the imagery it evoked was , at any rate in the later plays , so entirely spontaneous and ...
... pictures stared me in the face . I found , as I have already said , that there is a certain range of images , and ... picture in his mind , but the imagery it evoked was , at any rate in the later plays , so entirely spontaneous and ...
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... picture which was constantly before Shakespeare's eyes as he threw himself into this story of man's greed and ingratitude . It was a quite different picture , but an extraordinarily characteristic one . I have already described it in ...
... picture which was constantly before Shakespeare's eyes as he threw himself into this story of man's greed and ingratitude . It was a quite different picture , but an extraordinarily characteristic one . I have already described it in ...
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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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