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... tragedy which we find in the Monk's Tale . It is at once evident that it is a description of a tragedy almost entirely in terms of the shape of the action . This fitted in well enough with such Classical ideas of the form as eventually ...
... tragedy which we find in the Monk's Tale . It is at once evident that it is a description of a tragedy almost entirely in terms of the shape of the action . This fitted in well enough with such Classical ideas of the form as eventually ...
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... tragedy from the time of Chaucer to that of Elizabeth . It is more difficult to offer an uncon- troversial account of the profound changes in the idea of tragedy which occurred in the 1580s . The traditional view of these changes is ...
... tragedy from the time of Chaucer to that of Elizabeth . It is more difficult to offer an uncon- troversial account of the profound changes in the idea of tragedy which occurred in the 1580s . The traditional view of these changes is ...
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... Tragedy is clearly daimonic , even when the figure of Revenge is externalised , and we might argue that love tragedy is similarly daimonic even when , as in the story of Tristan and Iseult , there is the immediate agency of a love ...
... Tragedy is clearly daimonic , even when the figure of Revenge is externalised , and we might argue that love tragedy is similarly daimonic even when , as in the story of Tristan and Iseult , there is the immediate agency of a love ...
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LIST OF PLATES Contents ACKNOWLEDGMENTS ABBREVIATIONS INTRODUCTION | 18 |
Chaucer | 20 |
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