The Negro in English Literature: A Critical IntroductionA. H. Stockwell, 1962 - 176 pages |
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... interesting contributions seem to have been overlooked : sixteenth - century romances and travellers ' tales , for example . All this sort of thing contributes to the atmosphere in which both Aaron and Othello were produced . In ...
... interesting contributions seem to have been overlooked : sixteenth - century romances and travellers ' tales , for example . All this sort of thing contributes to the atmosphere in which both Aaron and Othello were produced . In ...
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... a brown man , but find it monstrous that she should have loved a black one . " In an interesting footnote to the question of Othello's being black or brown on the modern stage , Bradley 38 The Negro in English Literature.
... a brown man , but find it monstrous that she should have loved a black one . " In an interesting footnote to the question of Othello's being black or brown on the modern stage , Bradley 38 The Negro in English Literature.
Page 44
... interesting venture to cull certified Elizabethan reaction to the " black " Moor . One suspects latter - day vitupera- tion against Othello's race and colour would sharply contrast with that of the Elizabethan who was asked to approve ...
... interesting venture to cull certified Elizabethan reaction to the " black " Moor . One suspects latter - day vitupera- tion against Othello's race and colour would sharply contrast with that of the Elizabethan who was asked to approve ...
Contents
Preface | 9 |
Shakespeare and the Man of Colour | 23 |
The Negro and Colour in Poetry | 48 |
Copyright | |
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