Shakespeare's Political Plays, Volumen10Random House, 1967 - 241 páginas |
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Hugh M. Richmond. 2 Coriolanus Coriolanus is the last major play of Shakespeare's in which political issues are central both to the action and to the characterization . It is true that Coriolanus displays an eccentric extreme of ...
Hugh M. Richmond. 2 Coriolanus Coriolanus is the last major play of Shakespeare's in which political issues are central both to the action and to the characterization . It is true that Coriolanus displays an eccentric extreme of ...
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... Coriolanus is a study of his inevitably disastrous political impact . In many ways Coriolanus , of all Shakespeare's heroes , comes closest to Aristotle's magnanimous man in Book IV of the Nichomachean Ethics , " who values himself ...
... Coriolanus is a study of his inevitably disastrous political impact . In many ways Coriolanus , of all Shakespeare's heroes , comes closest to Aristotle's magnanimous man in Book IV of the Nichomachean Ethics , " who values himself ...
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... Coriolanus is no more able to mitigate the indiscreet precision of his judgments than they are ; but just as we cannot afford to dismiss the harsh truth of their observations , so we must not only credit Coriolanus with the virtue of ...
... Coriolanus is no more able to mitigate the indiscreet precision of his judgments than they are ; but just as we cannot afford to dismiss the harsh truth of their observations , so we must not only credit Coriolanus with the virtue of ...
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