The End of the Ancient Republic: Essays on Julius CaesarCarolina Academic Press, 1982 - 95 страница While recent criticism of Shakespeare's Julius Caesar has stressed the corruption of both the common people and the Republic's enemies within the patrician class, this book argues that at the core of the play lies the less obvious but more important corruption of the regime's leading defenders, particularly Brutus. |
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... rest " ( 261 ) , Brutus " will niggard " sleep with only " a little rest " ( 227 ) . He opposes " murd'rous slumber " ( 266 ) because he opposes any form of obscurity . Men like him resist all forms of reclining because to recline is to ...
... rest " ( 261 ) , Brutus " will niggard " sleep with only " a little rest " ( 227 ) . He opposes " murd'rous slumber " ( 266 ) because he opposes any form of obscurity . Men like him resist all forms of reclining because to recline is to ...
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... rests precisely on his valuing his heart more than his blood , his public life more than his marriage . As her own ... rest . Shake- speare's point , I think , is not that Portia wants to know Brutus ' secret ; rather , she wants him to ...
... rests precisely on his valuing his heart more than his blood , his public life more than his marriage . As her own ... rest . Shake- speare's point , I think , is not that Portia wants to know Brutus ' secret ; rather , she wants him to ...
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... rests decisively on his presenting Caesar as Caesar presented himself at the Lupercal . It rests on presenting him as a martyr rather than as a hero . For republican freedom , Shakespeare sug- gests , perishes where ambition can hide ...
... rests decisively on his presenting Caesar as Caesar presented himself at the Lupercal . It rests on presenting him as a martyr rather than as a hero . For republican freedom , Shakespeare sug- gests , perishes where ambition can hide ...
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