Patterns of Misogyny in Jacobean TragedyStanford University, 1979 - 600 pàgines |
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Pàgina 10
... face value ; attempting to sort the collection into a rational totality , we become confused . Male characters ... faces ? are these consistent with his attitudes towards women ? do similar situations or types of character in different ...
... face value ; attempting to sort the collection into a rational totality , we become confused . Male characters ... faces ? are these consistent with his attitudes towards women ? do similar situations or types of character in different ...
Pàgina 76
... face death without repentance for their acts or ( against Webster's sources ) 22 without committing their souls to divine mercy . A vague confusion and fear of the unknown perplexes their last moments . Vittoria laments , ' My soule ...
... face death without repentance for their acts or ( against Webster's sources ) 22 without committing their souls to divine mercy . A vague confusion and fear of the unknown perplexes their last moments . Vittoria laments , ' My soule ...
Pàgina 122
... face : Mine eyes dazel1 : she di'd yong " ( IV.ii.281 ) . Then , " Let me see her face againe " ( 1.291 ) . Now he speaks of her innocence , and blames his hireling Bosola for executing his revenge : " I bad thee , when I was distracted ...
... face : Mine eyes dazel1 : she di'd yong " ( IV.ii.281 ) . Then , " Let me see her face againe " ( 1.291 ) . Now he speaks of her innocence , and blames his hireling Bosola for executing his revenge : " I bad thee , when I was distracted ...
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