Shakespearean Criticism: Excerpts from the Criticism of William Shakespeare's Plays and Poetry, from the First Published Appraisals to Current Evaluations, Band 71Gale Research Company, 1984 |
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... Helen , and Helen is unpossessable . To the extent that she underwrites the war- riors ' heroic endeavors , she exists as a purely mythical construct the awesome beauty of legend — and , therefore , cannot be possessed . To the extent ...
... Helen , and Helen is unpossessable . To the extent that she underwrites the war- riors ' heroic endeavors , she exists as a purely mythical construct the awesome beauty of legend — and , therefore , cannot be possessed . To the extent ...
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... Helen demonstrates that for good or ill , for epic expansion or satiric reduction , Helen measures and weighs out the value of men . " The play's interest in the traffic in women partly explains why Helen of Troy , so authoritative ...
... Helen demonstrates that for good or ill , for epic expansion or satiric reduction , Helen measures and weighs out the value of men . " The play's interest in the traffic in women partly explains why Helen of Troy , so authoritative ...
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... Helen by " giving " the Greeks a Trojan woman who is said at every turn to be comparable to Helen.2 Yet many warriors in Troilus and Cressida seem weary of homosocial bonds secured in this way . This weariness is expressed in the ...
... Helen by " giving " the Greeks a Trojan woman who is said at every turn to be comparable to Helen.2 Yet many warriors in Troilus and Cressida seem weary of homosocial bonds secured in this way . This weariness is expressed in the ...
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Production Reviews | 35 |
Themes | 51 |
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