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... Falstaff , between old - fashioned chivalry and new cynicism . The Hotspur - Hal- Falstaff axis , which is especially emphasized by the contrasting attitudes to honour , is one of the central structural features of the play . Hotspur ...
... Falstaff , between old - fashioned chivalry and new cynicism . The Hotspur - Hal- Falstaff axis , which is especially emphasized by the contrasting attitudes to honour , is one of the central structural features of the play . Hotspur ...
Page 70
... Falstaff , their polarity being underlined by Falstaff's soliloquy on honour ( V.i. 130-40 ) , which contrasts with Hotspur's ' By heauen me thinkes it were an easie leape ' ( I.iii . 201-7 ) . Military glory , which for Hotspur is the ...
... Falstaff , their polarity being underlined by Falstaff's soliloquy on honour ( V.i. 130-40 ) , which contrasts with Hotspur's ' By heauen me thinkes it were an easie leape ' ( I.iii . 201-7 ) . Military glory , which for Hotspur is the ...
Page 71
... Falstaff with the New Men . 4 Between Hotspur and Falstaff stands Hal , who tries to combine chivalry with policy . Before the Battle of Shrewsbury he is given a build - up as a rival to Hotspur in chivalry : I saw yong Harry with his ...
... Falstaff with the New Men . 4 Between Hotspur and Falstaff stands Hal , who tries to combine chivalry with policy . Before the Battle of Shrewsbury he is given a build - up as a rival to Hotspur in chivalry : I saw yong Harry with his ...
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