Shakespearean Criticism: Excerpts from the Criticism of William Shakespeare's Plays and Poetry, from the First Published Appraisals to Current Evaluations, Band 40Gale Research Company, 1984 |
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... nature's " one " hand , it remains that nature's other hand may soon grab a brush and paint again . In the first instance sexual allure is naturally or platonically absolute ; in the second it is part of a con- tinual flux of ...
... nature's " one " hand , it remains that nature's other hand may soon grab a brush and paint again . In the first instance sexual allure is naturally or platonically absolute ; in the second it is part of a con- tinual flux of ...
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... nature and man , out of the meta- phorical reduction of the human world to the natural or rather the reading of the natural world in terms of its human consequences . The violets and the human hair are juxtaposed , as if by association ...
... nature and man , out of the meta- phorical reduction of the human world to the natural or rather the reading of the natural world in terms of its human consequences . The violets and the human hair are juxtaposed , as if by association ...
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... nature that is pure process and thus absolute in its transience controls completely . It is the nature of the influencing stars and the maddeningly " selfsame sky " that equally cheer and check ( and how effective the alliteration that ...
... nature that is pure process and thus absolute in its transience controls completely . It is the nature of the influencing stars and the maddeningly " selfsame sky " that equally cheer and check ( and how effective the alliteration that ...
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Gender Identity | 1 |
The Merchant of Venice | 105 |
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