Literature And Life : Studies
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One should, of course, say a good son, but long be- fore this it had become impossible to think at all of Mme. Bernhardt's Hamlet as a man, if it ever had been possible. She had traversed the bounds which tra- dition as well as nature has set, and violated the only condition upon which an actress may personate a man. This condition is that there shall be always a hint of comedy in the part, that the spectator shall know all the time that the actress is a woman, and that she shall confess hersel...f such before the play is over; she shall be fascinating in the guise of a man only because she is so much more intensely a woman in in it. Shakespeare had rather a fancy for women in men's r61es, which, as women's r61es in his time were always taken by pretty and clever boys, could be more naturally managed then than now. But when it came to the eclair cissement, and the pretty boys, who had been playing the parts of women disguised as men, had to own themselves women, the effect must have been confused if not weakened.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One should, of course, say a good son, but long be- fore this it had become impossible to think at all of Mme. Bernhardt's Hamlet as a man, if it ever had been possible. She had traversed the bounds which tra- dition as well as nature has set, and violated the only condition upon which an actress may personate a man. This condition is that there shall be always a hint of comedy in the part, that the spectator shall know all the time that the actress is a woman, and that she shall confess hersel...f such before the play is over; she shall be fascinating in the guise of a man only because she is so much more intensely a woman in in it. Shakespeare had rather a fancy for women in men's r61es, which, as women's r61es in his time were always taken by pretty and clever boys, could be more naturally managed then than now. But when it came to the eclair cissement, and the pretty boys, who had been playing the parts of women disguised as men, had to own themselves women, the effect must have been confused if not weakened.
What to read after Literature And Life : Studies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Loewy, Benno, 1854-1919. Fmo to read onlineMoreLess
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