Shakespeare and Stoic Ethics, Volume 1University of Wisconsin, 1965 - 886 pages |
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Page 116
... Elizabethan stage . According to Armstrong , The Stoic condemnation of tyranny embodied in Seneca's sententious dialogues and dramatic examples was naturally congenial to the Elizabethans since it approximated to their own beliefs and ...
... Elizabethan stage . According to Armstrong , The Stoic condemnation of tyranny embodied in Seneca's sententious dialogues and dramatic examples was naturally congenial to the Elizabethans since it approximated to their own beliefs and ...
Page 118
... Elizabethan individualism.28 It is difficult to say exactly what Mr. Eliot means to say by his phrase , " a period like the Elizabethan " ; it implies that the Elizabethans were not given to careful distinc- tions . The opposite is more ...
... Elizabethan individualism.28 It is difficult to say exactly what Mr. Eliot means to say by his phrase , " a period like the Elizabethan " ; it implies that the Elizabethans were not given to careful distinc- tions . The opposite is more ...
Page 166
... Elizabethan Tragedy ( New York , 1936 ) , pp . 16-17 . Seneca and Elizabethan Tragedy ( London , 1922 ) , p . 105 . 14 " Time and Fortune , " ELH , VI ( 1939 ) , 83-113 . 15 16 Our Seneca ( New Haven , 1941 ) , p . 158 . Harry Levin ...
... Elizabethan Tragedy ( New York , 1936 ) , pp . 16-17 . Seneca and Elizabethan Tragedy ( London , 1922 ) , p . 105 . 14 " Time and Fortune , " ELH , VI ( 1939 ) , 83-113 . 15 16 Our Seneca ( New Haven , 1941 ) , p . 158 . Harry Levin ...
Contents
GREEK STOICISM | 29 |
ROMAN STOICISM | 53 |
STOICISM IN THE RENAISSANCE | 99 |
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