Representative American Criticism of Shakespeare, 1830-1885University of Wisconsin--Madison, 1940 - 778 psl. |
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... drama , and between ancient and modern culture . As Christianity differs from Greek religion , so the romantic , or Gothic drama diverges from the classic . " The predominant tendency of the Greek mind was , to humanize the ideal ; of ...
... drama , and between ancient and modern culture . As Christianity differs from Greek religion , so the romantic , or Gothic drama diverges from the classic . " The predominant tendency of the Greek mind was , to humanize the ideal ; of ...
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... drama . Tracing the growth of the Gothic drama in England from its ecclesiastical origin through the Miracle and Morality plays , and through Shakespeare's contempor- 52 5 aries , Peele , Greene , and Marlowe , Hudson stresses the fact ...
... drama . Tracing the growth of the Gothic drama in England from its ecclesiastical origin through the Miracle and Morality plays , and through Shakespeare's contempor- 52 5 aries , Peele , Greene , and Marlowe , Hudson stresses the fact ...
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... Drama as it came to his hand , a thing of unsouled forms and lack - lustre eyes , all brainless and meaningless , he ... dramas themselves characterized Hudson's mature work . While he had by no means abjured his romantic principles , he ...
... Drama as it came to his hand , a thing of unsouled forms and lack - lustre eyes , all brainless and meaningless , he ... dramas themselves characterized Hudson's mature work . While he had by no means abjured his romantic principles , he ...
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The Romantic Treatment | 42 |
The Spread of German | 79 |
An American Disciple | 101 |
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