Patterns of Misogyny in Jacobean TragedyStanford University, 1979 - 600 pàgines |
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... Cleopatra . The opening scene presents both this and the contrary view , however , in stark opposition . Antony's first lines posit a love beyond reckoning and without limit : Cleopatra . Antony . Cleopatra . Antony . If it be love ...
... Cleopatra . The opening scene presents both this and the contrary view , however , in stark opposition . Antony's first lines posit a love beyond reckoning and without limit : Cleopatra . Antony . Cleopatra . Antony . If it be love ...
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Barbara Offutt Mathieson. More important , however , Cleopatra participates in the self- renewing quality of the Nile . Derek Traversi notes : The manner in which much of Cleopatra's poetry derives from the idea of Egypt , of the ...
Barbara Offutt Mathieson. More important , however , Cleopatra participates in the self- renewing quality of the Nile . Derek Traversi notes : The manner in which much of Cleopatra's poetry derives from the idea of Egypt , of the ...
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... Cleopatra's love , and he rails bitterly against her . Significantly , Shakespeare does not confirm any intention of Cleopatra's toward sexual or political infidelity , although the ambiguous act of offering her hand to Caesar's ...
... Cleopatra's love , and he rails bitterly against her . Significantly , Shakespeare does not confirm any intention of Cleopatra's toward sexual or political infidelity , although the ambiguous act of offering her hand to Caesar's ...
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