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Eva Stafflaged it develops a tension worthy of a Hitchcock film. It may seem surprising that I class it as a Problem Play. The generic quality that distinguishes the Problem Plays is the form-content contradiction which makes the emotional response awkward and uncomfortable. In the Problem Comedies this is seen

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Eva Stafflagemed of prepositions which could be alternatively interpreted as adverbs. This applies also in Modern English since the extension may be separated from the verb element of the verbal group. Hence we can say ‘Drink up your beer’ or ‘Drink your beer up’. The unfamiliarity of Shakespearian idiom may som

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Eva Stafflage the play, from beginning to end, the tempest is brought about in accordance with a single character’s plan and deeds. In this the play most resembles the Platonic dialogues, though its central character, Prospero, who indeed spent a great deal of time studying “the liberal arts” instead of ruling M

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manipulation of his clergy. The last three chapters deal with ancillary problems. Two articles in this collection have already been published - "Shakespeare‘s Cardinals and Bishops" in The Crozer Quarterry, April, 1950; "Shakespeare‘s Interest in Harsnet‘s Declaration" in Publications of the Modern

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Eva Stafflageol as an act of self-abasement; yet the scene is also a spectacle of self-exaltation, flamboyantly upstaging Bolingbroke. Though Richard’s foolish “cap’ring” disgusts Bolingbroke, he himself proves a poor player whose own turn as King Henry IV remains an unconvincing illusion. A usurper defied as a

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Eva Stafflagetragedy. Without it there could be no catharsis and no catharsis meant that the emotions aroused in the play (pity and fear, for Aristotle) had no release and ended up disturbing the audience. If there is necessity, then the tragic events, as sad as they may be, are accepted because it is recognized

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