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 188
... whole scene being an ironical presenta- tion of the deceptiveness of appearances . Our minds at once fly to another scene in Shake- speare , the whole object of which is to emphasise the irony of the deceptiveness of appearances , which ...
... whole scene being an ironical presenta- tion of the deceptiveness of appearances . Our minds at once fly to another scene in Shake- speare , the whole object of which is to emphasise the irony of the deceptiveness of appearances , which ...
Page 206
... whole being , and keeps it ever fresh and whole- some . This is his sense of humour . And above and surrounding all these , we find one other constant characteristic — his passion for health , for soundness , cleanliness and ...
... whole being , and keeps it ever fresh and whole- some . This is his sense of humour . And above and surrounding all these , we find one other constant characteristic — his passion for health , for soundness , cleanliness and ...
Page 344
... whole of which it is certain was written by Shakespeare , and from the continuity of the sense of the passage ( 4. 3. 327-53 ) it would seem that these must also be his . On the other hand , we find undoubted Shakespearian images in ...
... whole of which it is certain was written by Shakespeare , and from the continuity of the sense of the passage ( 4. 3. 327-53 ) it would seem that these must also be his . On the other hand , we find undoubted Shakespearian images in ...
Contents
The Aim and Method explained | 3 |
Shakespeares Imagery compared with | 12 |
Imagery of Shakespeare and other | 30 |
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