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... response is elicited . The response to Hamlet's dilemma is cumulative , depending upon the continuous , logical presentation of his interlocking attitudes toward Claudius , Gertrude , the world , and the problem of revenge . The ...
... response is elicited . The response to Hamlet's dilemma is cumulative , depending upon the continuous , logical presentation of his interlocking attitudes toward Claudius , Gertrude , the world , and the problem of revenge . The ...
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... response which this play demands is not really one response but a series of different responses to shifting relationships be- tween the characters . In this way discontinuity helps to establish a mid- dle mood like that of The Faithful ...
... response which this play demands is not really one response but a series of different responses to shifting relationships be- tween the characters . In this way discontinuity helps to establish a mid- dle mood like that of The Faithful ...
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... response to this sort of rhetoric is double : the hearer is moved and aware of being moved . He admires the verbal technique at the same time that he responds to it . Such a response , though I have described it in a most un ...
... response to this sort of rhetoric is double : the hearer is moved and aware of being moved . He admires the verbal technique at the same time that he responds to it . Such a response , though I have described it in a most un ...
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