Titlebook: Hamlet and the Acting of Revenge; Peter Mercer Book 1987 Peter Mercer 1987 Hamlet.performance.play.Spanish.structure.tragedy

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The Political Economy of Post-Soviet Russiareason that the equally indispensable rhetoric of passion fails — against the dense reality of the play’s world it stands out as evidently unreal; it looks, quite literally, artificial. In . Hieronimo’s fantastic actions and ferocious threats aroused neither suspicion nor fear; even Lorenzo professe

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: Mirror and Daggerexhibiting a cynical and horrible vision of life peculiar to Tourneur (as Eliot thought), the play is entirely orthodox. A homiletic tradition that had, by the late sixteenth century, grown somewhat threadbare in its antique misanthropy has here been transformed into what Peter considers ‘something

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Commandment its most teasing difficulties, and its deepest meanings, arise from this sustained duality of mode. For Shakespeare does not in the least pretend, like Tourneur, that satire and revenge are easily compatible, and he is far from wishing to absorb both in some kind of savage comedy of retribution. Wh

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Unmaskingreason that the equally indispensable rhetoric of passion fails — against the dense reality of the play’s world it stands out as evidently unreal; it looks, quite literally, artificial. In . Hieronimo’s fantastic actions and ferocious threats aroused neither suspicion nor fear; even Lorenzo professe

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The Political Economy of Peripheral Growthion as the major motive of the play but paraded in an outrageous parody of the revenger’s role. It was . ‘tide of vengeance’, with all its frantic acting and gleeful deceit, that seemed ready to roll over everything, including the hero. Antonio himself was reduced to the rhetoric of lamentation and protective dissembling.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-20553-0was so completely at odds with what he was in fact. And yet, as we have seen, that role of impotent fool, of one who is excluded from all the serious affairs of men, actually did express something real about Antonio’s position and his state of mind. His hold on the action really was now severely weakened, his quality shamefully diminished.