So Full of Shapes: A Reading of Shakespeare's Twelfth NightGreenwich Exchange, 2006 - 88 էջ Matt Simpson adopts a thematic approach to the analysis and appreciation of one of Shakespeare's best comedies, which draws out the reality of the characters of the play, even though their setting is fantastical. The issues of wit, madness, gender, love, and deception are handled with insight. |
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But Thats All One | 1 |
What Is Love? | 4 |
Like a Cloistress | 11 |
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