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in his acknowledged masterpieces , namely , Lear , Coriolanus , and Hamlet . The resemblance to Lear is perhaps the most complete and significant . The faults of Titus ' character and that of his family , from which , as in Lear ...
in his acknowledged masterpieces , namely , Lear , Coriolanus , and Hamlet . The resemblance to Lear is perhaps the most complete and significant . The faults of Titus ' character and that of his family , from which , as in Lear ...
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tragedy ; and as Lear and Cordelia are intimately associated in the final and terrible results , so , in cruder fashion , are Titus and Lavinia . The resemblance to Coriolanus is yet more simple and obvious . We have the same military ...
tragedy ; and as Lear and Cordelia are intimately associated in the final and terrible results , so , in cruder fashion , are Titus and Lavinia . The resemblance to Coriolanus is yet more simple and obvious . We have the same military ...
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Thus , in Lear , the gouging of Gloucester's eyes , the hanging of Cordelia , and the physical sufferings of Lear are all meant to symbolise and signalise what is morally revolting in the conduct of Lear's two elder daughters .
Thus , in Lear , the gouging of Gloucester's eyes , the hanging of Cordelia , and the physical sufferings of Lear are all meant to symbolise and signalise what is morally revolting in the conduct of Lear's two elder daughters .
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| Titel | The Works of Shakespeare ..., Band 34 The Works of Shakespeare, William Shakespeare |
| Autor/in | William Shakespeare |
| Verlag | Bobbs-Merrill Company, 1901 |
| Original von | University of Michigan |
| Digitalisiert | 11. Juni 2008 |
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