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Phyllis Rackin astutely observes the challenge posed to English idealizing historiography and discourses of fame presented by French nominalism and association with sexuality and the body : [ A ] t the rhetorical level , ( the French ) ...
Phyllis Rackin astutely observes the challenge posed to English idealizing historiography and discourses of fame presented by French nominalism and association with sexuality and the body : [ A ] t the rhetorical level , ( the French ) ...
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In rejecting Joan's claim to judicial protocol , the English once again compromise their claims to moral superiority . As Jackson observes , " Joan is the butt of the brutal joke here , but it is unlikely that York and Warwick come off ...
In rejecting Joan's claim to judicial protocol , the English once again compromise their claims to moral superiority . As Jackson observes , " Joan is the butt of the brutal joke here , but it is unlikely that York and Warwick come off ...
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Charney suggests reading Julius Caesar within the context of Shakespeare's English history plays , which he finds contain “ a reflection of the realities of Elizabethan England . ” David Daniell ( see Further Reading ) concurs , arguing ...
Charney suggests reading Julius Caesar within the context of Shakespeare's English history plays , which he finds contain “ a reflection of the realities of Elizabethan England . ” David Daniell ( see Further Reading ) concurs , arguing ...
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Henry VI Parts 1 2 and | 1 |
Production Reviews | 37 |
Themes | 52 |
Urheberrecht | |
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