Shakespearean Criticism: Excerpts from the Criticism of William Shakespeare's Plays and Poetry, from the First Published Appraisals to Current Evaluations, Band 30Gale Research Company, 1984 |
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... honour ; it is the rela- tionships described by honour that come first . The most famous definition of honor is certainly Cicero's : " cum honos sit præmium virtutis iudicio studioque civium delatum ad aliquem , qui eum sententiis , qui ...
... honour ; it is the rela- tionships described by honour that come first . The most famous definition of honor is certainly Cicero's : " cum honos sit præmium virtutis iudicio studioque civium delatum ad aliquem , qui eum sententiis , qui ...
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... honour ? A word . What is in that word ? Honour . What is that honour ? Air . " Honour , Name and Fame are words , voces . They are voices because voice is both uttering and what is ut- tered ; they are acts of judgment or opinion ...
... honour ? A word . What is in that word ? Honour . What is that honour ? Air . " Honour , Name and Fame are words , voces . They are voices because voice is both uttering and what is ut- tered ; they are acts of judgment or opinion ...
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... honour , its name , its voice . Deed , being named , passes into its opposite : voice . In seeking the voices Coriolanus is a subject looking for his name : it is his name that will be uttered . But the search leads him into the gravest ...
... honour , its name , its voice . Deed , being named , passes into its opposite : voice . In seeking the voices Coriolanus is a subject looking for his name : it is his name that will be uttered . But the search leads him into the gravest ...
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