Shakespearean Criticism: Excerpts from the Criticism of William Shakespeare's Plays and Poetry, from the First Published Appraisals to Current Evaluations, Volume 40Gale Research Company, 1984 |
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... marriage to Octavia as he earlier fled " Egyptian fetters " ( I.ii.117 ) . " The institution of marriage serves in the comedies to qualify romance , to incorporate sexuality , and to rec- oncile individual passion with the social order ...
... marriage to Octavia as he earlier fled " Egyptian fetters " ( I.ii.117 ) . " The institution of marriage serves in the comedies to qualify romance , to incorporate sexuality , and to rec- oncile individual passion with the social order ...
Halaman 88
... marriage to cement the alliance or hopes that it will give him an excuse to break it , and whether he thinks the marriage will satisfy Octavia or consciously sacrifices her to political ends , its political function is clear . For ...
... marriage to cement the alliance or hopes that it will give him an excuse to break it , and whether he thinks the marriage will satisfy Octavia or consciously sacrifices her to political ends , its political function is clear . For ...
Halaman 151
... marriage in these comedies , of course . He simply lets marriage symbolize the ideal accommodation of eros with soci- ety , and the continuation of both lineage and personal identity into posterity . Yet at the same time he never fails ...
... marriage in these comedies , of course . He simply lets marriage symbolize the ideal accommodation of eros with soci- ety , and the continuation of both lineage and personal identity into posterity . Yet at the same time he never fails ...
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