Shakespearean Criticism: Excerpts from the Criticism of William Shakespeare's Plays and Poetry, from the First Published Appraisals to Current Evaluations, Volume 83Gale Research Company, 1984 |
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Page 174
... speech lies not only in the failure of the cosmic and political order to assert itself but also in the refusal of the conventional artistic order to do so . If the speech is in effect a comment on the playwright's art , then the lines ...
... speech lies not only in the failure of the cosmic and political order to assert itself but also in the refusal of the conventional artistic order to do so . If the speech is in effect a comment on the playwright's art , then the lines ...
Page 303
... speech and behavior , Cressida adapts to her audi- ence , according to Adams . " She is salacious with Pan- darus ... speech , hate speech , " fighting speech " -the kind of speech whose illocutionary force exempts it from protection by ...
... speech and behavior , Cressida adapts to her audi- ence , according to Adams . " She is salacious with Pan- darus ... speech , hate speech , " fighting speech " -the kind of speech whose illocutionary force exempts it from protection by ...
Page 308
... speech , notes soberly that what critics deem " wisdom " in the Friar is called " profligacy " in Cressida ( " In Defense of Cressida , " 9 ) . 69. Adams , " What Cressid Is , " 80 ; Tiffany , " Not Say- ing No , " 48 . 70. Tiffany ...
... speech , notes soberly that what critics deem " wisdom " in the Friar is called " profligacy " in Cressida ( " In Defense of Cressida , " 9 ) . 69. Adams , " What Cressid Is , " 80 ; Tiffany , " Not Say- ing No , " 48 . 70. Tiffany ...
Contents
Cumulative Character Index | 355 |
Cumulative Topic Index | 367 |
Cumulative Topic Index by Play | 391 |
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