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R.S. White
R.S. White's Books
Constructing Gender: Feminism in Literary Studies - Hilary Fraser, R.S. White Keats as a Reader of Shakespeare - R.S. White The Tempest, William Shakespeare - R.S. White Creation in Crisis: Christian Perspectives on Sustainablity. Edited by Robert S. White - R.S. White Romeo and Juliet (New Casebooks) - R.S. White Natural Law in English Renaissance Literature - R.S. White Let Wonder Seem Familiar: Endings in Sha... Let Wonder Seem Familiar: Endings in Shakespeare's Romance Vision - R.S. White Reception And Response: Hearer Creativit... Reception And Response: Hearer Creativity And The Analysis Of Spoken And Written Texts - Graham McGregor, R.S. White John Keats: A Literary Life - R.S. White John Keats: A Literary Life - R.S. White Natural Rights and the Birth of Romanticism in the 1790s - R.S. White Innocent Victims: Poetic Injustice in Shakespearean Tragedy - R.S. White Pacifism and English Literature: Minstre... Pacifism and English Literature: Minstrels of Peace - R.S. White Shakespeare's World/World Shakespeares: The Selected Proceedings of the International Shakespeare Association World Congress Brisbane, 2006 - Richard Fotheringham, Christa Jansohn, R.S. White Furphy's Shakespeare - R.S. White Furphy's Shakespeare - R.S. White
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theatreloverslittlebooknook rated it 8 years ago
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One of my favorite plays by Shakespeare everyone should read or see this play it's great
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Chris' Fish Place rated it 16 years ago
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While I didn't fully agree with White's analysis of some of the plays (for instance, you could say that Cordelia has as much pride as her father), he does present some intersting details about the victims in Shakespeare's plays by pointing out traits that they all have in come and how pity could be ...
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