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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Two Noble Kinsmen"”.
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In Search of Emily in The Knight's Tale, The Teseide, and the Two Noble Kinsmen
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Elemental Anxieties in Jacobean Drama
… language of air, water, and fire, in Pericles, Two Noble Kinsmen, and Bonduca, to mediate contemporary political concerns plaguing English earth. This elemental language shows how Shakespeare and Fletcher voiced the British people's wavering hopes and fears concerning James's hopes for imperial …
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Shakespeare’s late syntax: a comparative analysis of which relativisation in the dramatic works
… approaches to Shakespeare’s language. Chapter Two describes the stylistic methodology and corpus techniques employed. Chapter Three reports the finding of salient which frequency in the late plays, and details the analytical categories to be used in the examination of which usage, the results …
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Displacing Desires in Early Modern Drama
… rivalries of Shakespeare and Fletcher's The Two Noble Kinsmen, in which an imaginary dynamic of imitative desire is caught up within a symbolic logic of sacrifice. The second chapter considers the parallels between the traditional ""theatrical ruse,"" which cures melancholic delusions by …
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Shakespeare and the Ecofeminist Killjoy: Disruptive Women and Untamed Nature in Early Modern England
… agency in Twelfth Night, Pericles, and The Two Noble Kinsmen; the dangers of maternal minds and bodies in Cymbeline, All’s Well That Ends Well, and The Winter’s Tale; and the disruptive potential of elderly women’s storytelling in The Merry Wives of Windsor, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, and …
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Early modern melancholia and present day depression : a comparative study of the female experience in dramatic and medical sources
… in eliciting a sympathetic response. In The Two Noble Kinsmen, women’s social class determines their degree of success in receiving sympathy, as I discuss through the sharp disparity between the grieving Queens and the greensick Jailer’s Daughter. In King John, royal position affects how much …
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The woman in the moon : the moon as a dramatic character in the works of John Lyly and William Shakespeare
… the work of Lyly and Shakespeare and regards the two playwrights in relationship with one another.1 Through analysis of Lyly’s The Woman in the Moon (c. 1588), Galatea (c. 1584), and Endymion: the Man in the Moon (c. 1588), the thesis shows how Lyly expands upon the established theatrical figure …