All Semblative a Woman's Part?: Studies in the Staging of and Audience Response to Boy Actors in Sexual Disguise in the Elizabethan Theatre 1580-1615H. Gras, 1991 - 583 pages |
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... thought , theory of perception and information processing , and demonological theory . In the first context ' shape ' is used in three meanings , ( a ) the outward image of an object , ( b ) the objectified ' simulacrum ' sent by the ...
... thought , theory of perception and information processing , and demonological theory . In the first context ' shape ' is used in three meanings , ( a ) the outward image of an object , ( b ) the objectified ' simulacrum ' sent by the ...
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... thought to refer to the actor of Sogliardo . The reference , however , is to a dramatic character and can be taken figuratively to mean that Fungoso ( who is that kinsman ) is a ' shallow ' fellow . 144 Baldwin's interpretations could ...
... thought to refer to the actor of Sogliardo . The reference , however , is to a dramatic character and can be taken figuratively to mean that Fungoso ( who is that kinsman ) is a ' shallow ' fellow . 144 Baldwin's interpretations could ...
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... thought " ( second Intermean , 11. 21-22 ) . the character Lady Aurelia Clara Pecunia might refer to Isabella Clara Eugenia , the archduchess of the Low Countries . Mirth rejects this application . Jonson's Epicoene , however , had ...
... thought " ( second Intermean , 11. 21-22 ) . the character Lady Aurelia Clara Pecunia might refer to Isabella Clara Eugenia , the archduchess of the Low Countries . Mirth rejects this application . Jonson's Epicoene , however , had ...
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