Shifting Perspectives and the Stylish Style: Mannerism in Shakespeare and His Jacobean ContemporariesUniversity of Toronto Press, 1988 - 227 pages |
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... mannerist Shakespeare even more eager in intent than in style . Nevertheless , the Mannerist's penchant for ironic juxtaposition of char- acter and role is as easily observed in Shakespeare's play as in the exuberant Mannerism of his ...
... mannerist Shakespeare even more eager in intent than in style . Nevertheless , the Mannerist's penchant for ironic juxtaposition of char- acter and role is as easily observed in Shakespeare's play as in the exuberant Mannerism of his ...
Page 187
... mannerist flair varies in intensity : it is marked in Troilus , plainly evident in All's Well and Measure , restrained in Macbeth and Othello , more deliberate in Timon and Coriolanus , and very exuberant in Antony and Cleopatra ; in ...
... mannerist flair varies in intensity : it is marked in Troilus , plainly evident in All's Well and Measure , restrained in Macbeth and Othello , more deliberate in Timon and Coriolanus , and very exuberant in Antony and Cleopatra ; in ...
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... mannerist sensibility . Not only is their overt artifice more an aspect of the Mannerist's stylish style than of baroque's sweet passion , but the air of detachment in which I think we are encouraged to view both the events of the plays ...
... mannerist sensibility . Not only is their overt artifice more an aspect of the Mannerist's stylish style than of baroque's sweet passion , but the air of detachment in which I think we are encouraged to view both the events of the plays ...
Contents
CHAPTER I | 19 |
ON UNPREDICTABILITY AND NONCLASSICAL UNITY | 97 |
CHAPTER IV | 118 |
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