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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... emotion with which , through his own melancholy , he himself has been inti- mately associated , and whose influence on reason he recognizes , as when speculating whether the Ghost is " the devil " ( 2.2.595 ) : " . . . and perhaps ...
... emotion with which , through his own melancholy , he himself has been inti- mately associated , and whose influence on reason he recognizes , as when speculating whether the Ghost is " the devil " ( 2.2.595 ) : " . . . and perhaps ...
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... emotion is reinter- preted one might almost say parodied - to entail not the ordering or limiting of emotion , as enjoined by Christian- humanism , but the deliberately exaggerated enactment of emotion.3 Another context in which the ...
... emotion is reinter- preted one might almost say parodied - to entail not the ordering or limiting of emotion , as enjoined by Christian- humanism , but the deliberately exaggerated enactment of emotion.3 Another context in which the ...
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... emotion depends not only on the rational control of emotion by reason , as in the Aristotelian - Thomist synthesis , but also on the conversion of negative emotion ( inward pain ) by altering or overcom- ing the way of thinking causing ...
... emotion depends not only on the rational control of emotion by reason , as in the Aristotelian - Thomist synthesis , but also on the conversion of negative emotion ( inward pain ) by altering or overcom- ing the way of thinking causing ...
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Production Reviews | 35 |
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