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Metaphoric resonance in Shakespearean tragedy / by Myron Stagman

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Stagman, Myron
Published
Newcastle upon Tyne : Cambridge Scholar Pub., 2010.
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1 online resource (vi, 123 pages)
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English.
Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS; INTRODUCTION; AN ABBREVIATED NETHER WORLD EXAMPLE; MISCELLANEOUS EXAMPLES OF METAPHORIC RESONANCE; A NETHER WORLD OF METAPHORIC RESONANCE; CONCLUSION.
Summary
Shakespearean symbolism. An occasional prefigurement and echo was hardly unknown before Shakespeare. But the vast echoism -- continuing forward and backward references -- employed in some of Shakeapeare's tragedies, was rare if not unknown before him. Who, even now, sets up networks of metaphoric and symbolic vibrations underneath the surface story? thereby stressing themes and characterizations poetically, economically, subliminally. The phenomenon of Metaphoric Resonance is described Other a variety of examples from different Shakespearean plays. The tragedy Coriolanus provides a veritable n.
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9781443816182 (electronic bk.)
1443816183 (electronic bk.)
1282481401
9781282481404
9786612481406
6612481404
144381444X
9781443814447
1443824232
9781443824231
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