...Mary Olive Thomas Copyright © 1972 by Duke University Press 1972 The Opening Scenes of Antony and Cleopatra Mary Olive Thomas Increased understanding of art which delights by appealing to the taste for variety in unity, for a labyrinth of design, 1 as Dry­ den s Neander said in referring...

...Jonathan C. McLendon Béla Schick and the World of Children . By Gronowicz Antoni . New York : Abelard-Schuman , 1954 . Pp. 216 . $3.75 . Copyright © 1955 by Duke University Press 1955 296 The South Atlantic Quarterly Bela Schick and the World of Children. By Antoni Gronowicz...

... response to the dramatic poem. SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY J. A. BRYANT, JR. The Pillar of the World. By Julian Markels. Columbus: The Ohio State University Press, 1968. Pp. 191. $6.00. The Pillar of the World deals with the position of Antony and Cleopatra in the development of Shakespeare s insight...

... of the World. By Julian Markels. Columbus: The Ohio State University Press, 1968. Pp. 191. $6.00. The Pillar of the World deals with the position of Antony and Cleopatra in the development of Shakespeare s insight into the ultimate meaning of the moral life. It is Professor Markels notion...

... revo­ lutionary­ bones. And yet, there is a lesson to be drawn from Marc Antony. It is true, of course, that Antony— Caesar’s loyal friend, himself a figure of no small...

... passionate energy. Bacchus, skilled in the conduct of war, and after war in giving peace its pleasures, seems to have been his pattern among the gods. Shakespeare caused sorrowing Cleopatra to declaim in praise of her dead Antony: His legs bestrid the ocean: his rear d arm Crested the world! Plutarch...

..., a providential view of life absorbs the existence of or potential for tragedy. Macbeth, King Lear, and Antony and Cleopatra he views as problematical tragedies, with each reflecting romance elements which will become predomi­ nant in the final plays. Macbeth, for example, even as the protagonist moves through...

.... He then returns to Antony and Cleopatra and shows how that play elabo­ rates and confirms the insight gained in the earlier plays. He adds a chapter on the style of the play, and concludes with two notes, one on The Tempest, the other on the dating of the plays. This is a very well written...

... of individual plays and specific passages as almost to spoil them. Two examples must suffice. Since the time span for the reign of evil forces in the book of Revelation is forty-two months and there are forty-two scenes in Antony and Cleopatra, Shakespeare may have thought to give the total tragedy of Antony...

... of Revelation is forty-two months and there are forty-two scenes in Antony and Cleopatra, Shakespeare may have thought to give the total tragedy of Antony and Cleopatra a structure in accord with the number symbolism associated with a period of evil glory (pp. 180-81). The book is full of passages like...

..., the author also reflects on the work that remains to be done. [email protected] Copyright © 2022 Duke University Press 2022 international law political economy critical approaches Marxism historical materialism References Anghie Antony . 2005 . Imperialism...

... Caesar, Coriolanus, Antony and Cleopatra. 6. There are twenty-one prayers in the Quarto, to which the Folio adds one (Ill.vi.5); there are twenty prayers in the Folio, to which the Quarto adds two (HI.vii.107; V.i.46). There are twenty-two prayers in the standard conflated text. Petitionary Prayer...

... them own an ear open to the soundings of words; let them also own feelings not wholly dedicated to immediate suppres­ sion in favor of preparing for law or medical school exams. What then do they need, to read with some success the following lines from Shakespeare s Antony and Cleopatra in which...

... of The Love Play of Antony and Cleopatra and other Shakespeare studies, is associate professor of English at Wayne State University. 1 References to entries in Eric Partridge s Shakespeare s Bawdy (New York, 1960) are designated by asterisks in the text. 2 See discussion in Chap. 5 of Philip Traci, The Love...

... discover other illustrations. We may not wish to omit Antony s simple and powerfully quiet reassurance of Cleo­ patra after she has brought defeat upon him: Fall not a tear, I say; one of them rates All that is won and lost: give me a kiss. Even this repays me; or Antony s remark to Eros upon receiving...

... are not surprised to find other democratic assemblies acting in a most irrational manner. The public council of any democracy could change quickly from a deliberative body into an excited crowd. Shakespeare has graphically showed us what a skillful orator like Mark Antony could do with such a crowd. Recalling...

... Struggle in Greece .” In Revolt and Crisis in Greece: Between a Present Yet to Pass and a Future Still to Come , edited by Vradis Antonis Dalakoglou Dimitris , 245 – 78 . Oakland, CA : AK Press . Cleaver Harry . 1990 . “ Notes on the Origins of the Debt Crisis .” Midnight Notes...

.... By Antoni Gronowicz. New York: Abelard-Schuman, 1954. Pp. 216. $3-75- This first book-length biography of Bela Schick (1877- ) constitutes a much-deserved tribute to a medical scholar best known for his per­ fection of a test for susceptibility to diphtheria. Schick s basic research in pediatrics...

...Antoni Gronowicz Copyright © 1956 by Duke University Press 1956 BELA SCHICK Antoni Gronowicz IT WAS a gray, cold morning when I first went to the house on East Eighty-fourth Street in New York City. I was admitted by a slender woman of medium height, her hair short and graying. I looked about...

... the term dotage, with all that it implies, crucial to the character and fortunes of Mark Antony. russell a. fraser Personification in Eighteenth Century English Poetry. By Chester F. Chapin. New York: King s Crown Press, Columbia University, 1955. Pp. x, 175. $3.00. Mr. Chapin divides his study...