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Degeneration was typically exposed as linguistic corruption : observing , like Nebrija , that " communion or difference of language hath always been observed a special motive to unite or alienate the mind of all nations , " Fynes ...
Degeneration was typically exposed as linguistic corruption : observing , like Nebrija , that " communion or difference of language hath always been observed a special motive to unite or alienate the mind of all nations , " Fynes ...
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... psychic experience instead of as a selfcontained artifact with semantic autonomy , nothing seems more crucial than illuminating the relationship of the working of the audience's subliminal mind to the received meaning of the play .
... psychic experience instead of as a selfcontained artifact with semantic autonomy , nothing seems more crucial than illuminating the relationship of the working of the audience's subliminal mind to the received meaning of the play .
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To the Elizabethan mind , black skin thus denoted extreme Otherness , with overlays of satanic propensity and sexual perversion . " Best's account mirrors but does not exactly parallel the version Shakespeare would have read in the ...
To the Elizabethan mind , black skin thus denoted extreme Otherness , with overlays of satanic propensity and sexual perversion . " Best's account mirrors but does not exactly parallel the version Shakespeare would have read in the ...
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