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440 0 $aAnalysing texts
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 258-259) and index.
505 0 $aPt. I: Analysing Shakespeare's comedies. --Atmospherics. --Sympathetic criticism. --Illusion. --Romantic sentiment. --Wooing. --Fools (1): Dupes. --Fools (2): Clever fools. --Manlike women. --Odd men out. --Set pieces. --Endings. --Pt. II. The context and the critics. --The other comedies and the poems. --Histories, tragedies and last plays. --Theories of comedy and criticism of Shakespeare's comedies.
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