Forms of Violence in Shakespeare´s plays (original) (raw)

Yearly Shakespeare 18 (Sri Aurobindo Study Centre, Santiniketan): 149-158. ISSN 0976-9536, 2020

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The Humanity of Violence: A Girardian reading of Shakespeare's The Comedy of Errors

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VICIOUS ATTRIBUTES, ENEGMATIC ATMOSPHERE AND THE NOTION OF USURPING THE POWER AND HIGHER AUTHORITY REPRESENTS AS STRIKING THEMES IN THE PLAY MACBETH BY WILLIAM SHAKEPEARE

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The Rest Is Violence: Muller Contra Shakespeare

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Dominique Goy-Blanquet, Shakespeare’s Early History Plays: From Chronicle to Stage (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2003), Sixteenth Century Journal 36:4 (2005): 1202–03.

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Art and Artifice of Shakespearean Tragedy: A Critical Approach

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Forms of Violence in Shakespeare´s plays (original) (raw)

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