Shakespeare's Third Keyboard: The Significance of Rime in Shakespeare's PlaysUniversity of Delaware Press, 2000 - 205 páginas "This book springs from an unaccountable gap among the rows of "Shakespeare Studies" on bookshop and library shelves. Playgoers and readers with insatiable appetites for every kind of commentary on Shakespeare's work who discover some volumes devoted to his style may find a musical metaphor illuminating: that Shakespeare had three keyboards at his disposal. The first, blank verse, and the second, prose, have attracted some critical attention; but the third, his rime (as his contemporary printers spelled it), has been neglected. This study aims to fill that gap."--BOOK JACKET.Title Summary field provided by Blackwell North America, Inc. All Rights Reserved |
Contenido
Acknowledgments | 7 |
Still may reason warre with | 17 |
Poems | 31 |
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Términos y frases comunes
acceptance All's alliterative already appear assonance audience's Bertram blank verse blank verse lines Brabanzio's caesuras characters conclusion context Cordelia Coriolanus Countess critics death deliberately Diana dramatic Dumaine echoes Edgar Edmond effect emphasize ence end-rimes epilogue episode exit final couplet Folio Fool Fool's function Gary Taylor give Goneril Hamlet hath hear Helen History Hymen Iago iambic iambic pentameters identical rime impact judgment Kent Kent's kind King Lear King's Lafeu Lavatch Lear's letter listener logue lord Love's Labour's Lost masque Othello paradox Paroles pattern performance phrase play play's plet plot poems Portia prologue prophecy prose dialogue Quarto quatrain reaction Regan repetition response rimed verse riming couplets scene sense shadow's bliss Shake Shakespeare significance soliloquy song sonnet sound speak speech stage stanza theater audience thee themes third keyboard thou tion Tragedy trial Troilus and Cressida Winter's Tale wordplay words