Shakespearean Tragedy
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TextoDetalles de publicación: New York : Macmillan , 1974Descripción: 432 pISBN: - 333-03610-7
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Biblioteca Bartolomé Mitre | OLD | H 821.09 =111 B729 1974 (Navegar estantería(Abre debajo)) | Disponible | 3186 |
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| H 81:81'25=133.1 M866l 1976 Linguistique et traduction | H 820-1 CH946 The ballad of the white horse | H 820-94 C589 Oscar Wilde and his mother a memoir | H 821.09 =111 B729 1974 Shakespearean Tragedy | H 821.09=134.2=111 L165 1936 Tales from Shakespeare Macbeth - Hamlet | H 821-1 =131.1 M538 1975 I canti di Squillace | H 821-1 =133.1 D453 1929 Le livre des tendresses |
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Even in Bradley's own day there were dissenting voices; but the very ambiguity in Bradley's position extended his appeal. He regarded the tragic characters as embodiments of the qualities that will always command the respect and admiration of men, yet at the same time he seemed to find a formula that justified the scheme of things and absolved the cosmos from the charges that Huxley and others were bringing against it. In addition to the careful, learned and sympathetic analysis he gave to every author he discussed, there was the additional attraction, for those generations that were disturbed by the implications of biblical and scientific criticism, of finding in Bradley what seemed, in Arnold's words, a stay in an age of religious doubts and questionings.
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