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... longer breathed : only the illusion of tragedy survived when blood flowed under daggers flourished by heroines who found their sins revolting . The famous Scene ii of Act V of The Maid's Tragedy , which carries the dramatic tension so ...
... longer breathed : only the illusion of tragedy survived when blood flowed under daggers flourished by heroines who found their sins revolting . The famous Scene ii of Act V of The Maid's Tragedy , which carries the dramatic tension so ...
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... longer in the anguish and the hardening of themselves , no longer to make of them the tortured , rebellious demons of negation and evil . And the glorious architecture of this happiness col- lapses , the empire breaks up , the armies ...
... longer in the anguish and the hardening of themselves , no longer to make of them the tortured , rebellious demons of negation and evil . And the glorious architecture of this happiness col- lapses , the empire breaks up , the armies ...
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... longer the only reward promised to human passions , revolt no longer the only possible attitude against indifferent or cruel gods . Shakespeare's tragic experience has full circle , gone and the first reconciliation takes place in a ...
... longer the only reward promised to human passions , revolt no longer the only possible attitude against indifferent or cruel gods . Shakespeare's tragic experience has full circle , gone and the first reconciliation takes place in a ...
Contents
PART TWO TECHNIQUE | 77 |
THE CHARACTERS | 129 |
PART THREE THE THEMES | 187 |
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