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... actor within the film who had himself ter- rified fourteenth - century audiences when he played Death in the ... actor- playwright Shakespeare , just as it fascinates his surrogate within The Tempest , Prospero , as well as so many of ...
... actor within the film who had himself ter- rified fourteenth - century audiences when he played Death in the ... actor- playwright Shakespeare , just as it fascinates his surrogate within The Tempest , Prospero , as well as so many of ...
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... actor . But be that as it may . The fact is that whoever Shakespeare may have had in mind to play them , he wrote successive roles for some mature actor who was good at playing a mature star - actor / hero's loyal - or apparently loyal ...
... actor . But be that as it may . The fact is that whoever Shakespeare may have had in mind to play them , he wrote successive roles for some mature actor who was good at playing a mature star - actor / hero's loyal - or apparently loyal ...
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... actor played both . When the actor playing Polonius says that he himself once acted Julius Caesar and was stabbed by Brutus in the Capitol ( Hamlet , III , ii , 99 ) , he may well be referring to his own performance in Shakespeare's ...
... actor played both . When the actor playing Polonius says that he himself once acted Julius Caesar and was stabbed by Brutus in the Capitol ( Hamlet , III , ii , 99 ) , he may well be referring to his own performance in Shakespeare's ...
Contents
chaos classics and modern culture | 1 |
chaos theory Miltons Eden and Jurassic | 26 |
selfsimilarities in Shakespeare | 75 |
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Strange Attractors: Literature, Culture, and Chaos Theory Harriett Hawkins No preview available - 1995 |
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