On Nov 23, 2:43�pm, Lyra <mountain_qu...@rockathens.com> wrote: Excerpt from `Shakespeare Unbound' Prologue If there is one character in the later plays with whom Shakespeare is commonly identified, it is Prospero in The Tempest, his last solo play. Prospero sees himself as a magician whose art allows him to conjure up entire worlds of men and women, lord it over their lives
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------------------------------------------------ From: Terry Ross <t...@bcpl.net> Subject: Re: S.H.L.A.S.I. NNTP-Posting-Date: Sun, 18 Jul 1999 08:45:43 EDT Newsgroups: humanities.lit.authors.shakespeare You [i.e., John Shahan] never looked for names other than those I gave you, so I'm not surprised you missed Spenser. Here is the 22-column array: . TOTHE ONLIEBEGETTEROFTH .
On Oct 2, 6:50 pm, Lyra wrote: he (Shakespeare) was the first writer ever to understand fully the possibilities of indistinctness in language - a blurry allusiveness, a sideways leap into the non-rational, the sudden electric crackle of subconscious connection. ^^^^^^^^^ what if Marlowe had taken opium? - (like various other poets...
On Oct 2, 6:22 pm, Lyra wrote: he (Shakespeare) was the first writer ever to understand fully the possibilities of indistinctness in language - a blurry allusiveness, a sideways leap into the non-rational, the sudden electric crackle of subconscious connection. ^^^^^^^^^ what if Marlowe had taken opium? - (like various other poets...) wouldn't this have changed his
