Shifting Perspectives and the Stylish Style: Mannerism in Shakespeare and His Jacobean ContemporariesUniversity of Toronto Press, 1988 - 227 pages |
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Page 44
... further problems : Ariel's banquet , for instance , is not a banquet , while his masque is not a masque : all is illusory . Even death is sometimes illusory in the Romances : we assume , with Leontes , that Hermione is dead , while ...
... further problems : Ariel's banquet , for instance , is not a banquet , while his masque is not a masque : all is illusory . Even death is sometimes illusory in the Romances : we assume , with Leontes , that Hermione is dead , while ...
Page 121
... Further , two bur- lesque - like revitalizations occur in Marston's play which have no equiv- alent in Shakespeare's , namely , Ferneze's recovery from his stabbing and Malevole's recovery from his ( apparent ) poisoning . Such devices ...
... Further , two bur- lesque - like revitalizations occur in Marston's play which have no equiv- alent in Shakespeare's , namely , Ferneze's recovery from his stabbing and Malevole's recovery from his ( apparent ) poisoning . Such devices ...
Page 159
... further mocking of convention in the play is inherent in its continual echoing of other plays , a practice common in Jacobean drama and per- vasive in Webster . Perhaps most obvious in Marston's play is part Ir's similarity with Hamlet ...
... further mocking of convention in the play is inherent in its continual echoing of other plays , a practice common in Jacobean drama and per- vasive in Webster . Perhaps most obvious in Marston's play is part Ir's similarity with Hamlet ...
Contents
CHAPTER I | 19 |
ON UNPREDICTABILITY AND NONCLASSICAL UNITY | 97 |
CHAPTER IV | 118 |
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