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In a critical attempt to interpret a play of Shakespeare in phenomenological terms , that is , as the source of an intensely integrated psychic experience instead of as a selfcontained artifact with semantic autonomy , nothing seems ...
In a critical attempt to interpret a play of Shakespeare in phenomenological terms , that is , as the source of an intensely integrated psychic experience instead of as a selfcontained artifact with semantic autonomy , nothing seems ...
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Just at this stage in the theatrical experience of the audience , the role of Autolycus cannot be overestimated . All the time this picaro - trickster is on the stage , play - acting , duping , bragging and pickpocketing , the whole ...
Just at this stage in the theatrical experience of the audience , the role of Autolycus cannot be overestimated . All the time this picaro - trickster is on the stage , play - acting , duping , bragging and pickpocketing , the whole ...
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Malone avoids the scandal that Shakespeare experienced sexual jealousy for a boy by a ' Bensonian ' changing of ... This weird displacement freed Malone to talk comfortably about Shakespeare's sexual experience - in heterosexual ...
Malone avoids the scandal that Shakespeare experienced sexual jealousy for a boy by a ' Bensonian ' changing of ... This weird displacement freed Malone to talk comfortably about Shakespeare's sexual experience - in heterosexual ...
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