Patterns of Misogyny in Jacobean TragedyStanford University, 1979 - 600 pàgines |
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... Cressida measures the courtly ideal against experience and discovers it tragically lacking . Against the backdrop of war , the Trojan Prince Troilus woos Cressida , the daughter of the priest Calchas who has defected to the Greek camp ...
... Cressida measures the courtly ideal against experience and discovers it tragically lacking . Against the backdrop of war , the Trojan Prince Troilus woos Cressida , the daughter of the priest Calchas who has defected to the Greek camp ...
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... Cressida actually is more sympa- 6 thetic than her portrayal in other recent and contemporary works . In any event , Shakespeare chose to focus in this play alone upon a heroine whose fame arose from betraying her lover . In no way does ...
... Cressida actually is more sympa- 6 thetic than her portrayal in other recent and contemporary works . In any event , Shakespeare chose to focus in this play alone upon a heroine whose fame arose from betraying her lover . In no way does ...
Pàgina 235
... Cressida arise from her own words and actions . The strange lack of sympathy with which Shakespeare created Cressida is apparent throughout the play . Her self - proclaimed strategy is : " Upon my back , to defend my belly ; upon my wit ...
... Cressida arise from her own words and actions . The strange lack of sympathy with which Shakespeare created Cressida is apparent throughout the play . Her self - proclaimed strategy is : " Upon my back , to defend my belly ; upon my wit ...
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