Patterns of Misogyny in Jacobean TragedyStanford University, 1979 - 600 pàgines |
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... misogyny either as the personal outpouring of the poet or as a conven- tional , crowd - pleasing device . Both assume that misogyny was offered up for its own sake , to satisfy either the confessional needs of the artist or the " jaded ...
... misogyny either as the personal outpouring of the poet or as a conven- tional , crowd - pleasing device . Both assume that misogyny was offered up for its own sake , to satisfy either the confessional needs of the artist or the " jaded ...
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... misogyny by certain character - types , particularly the melancholy figure and the Machiavel- lian intriguer , and the use of misogyny in the symbol - structure of Jacobean tragedies ; these do not suggest a conventional or gratuitous ...
... misogyny by certain character - types , particularly the melancholy figure and the Machiavel- lian intriguer , and the use of misogyny in the symbol - structure of Jacobean tragedies ; these do not suggest a conventional or gratuitous ...
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... misogyny rarely is refuted within the plays by direct means and lingers like a bitter aftertaste . Niccolo Machiavelli ( 1469-1527 A.D. ) , the Italian political theoretician , supplied his name for the archvillain of the English ...
... misogyny rarely is refuted within the plays by direct means and lingers like a bitter aftertaste . Niccolo Machiavelli ( 1469-1527 A.D. ) , the Italian political theoretician , supplied his name for the archvillain of the English ...
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