Molire And Sheridan a Thesis for the Doctorate Presented to the Faculty of Let
Molire And Sheridan a Thesis for the Doctorate Presented to the Faculty of Let
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" It is in the preface to this play that Sheridan says his first wish is to avoid every appearance of plagiarism, and that, being in a walk he had little frequented, he was " less likely to be in- terrupted by starts of recollection. " We have shown, however, that if he was new to the writing of this kind of comedy, he had at least read extensively the author whom he adopted, consciously or unconsciously, as his model, and we shall have to consider at the end whether the proofs justify us in sa...ying he has succeeded in his object of avoiding those starts of recollection or not. Of plagiarism there is no question, in this or in any of his plays. All are of indisputable originality, but all show traces of the master in whose steps he follows.
We have here again a complicated love element, where Lydia with her many suitors and romantic temperament is in sharp con- trast to Julia, the steadfast lover of Faulkland. Although at the beginning true love seems likely to meet with oppression, as the plot proceeds the sky clears in that direction only to darken in another, and it is true love itself which causes its own difficulties in the one case by jealousy, and in the other by overweening romanticism.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" It is in the preface to this play that Sheridan says his first wish is to avoid every appearance of plagiarism, and that, being in a walk he had little frequented, he was " less likely to be in- terrupted by starts of recollection. " We have shown, however, that if he was new to the writing of this kind of comedy, he had at least read extensively the author whom he adopted, consciously or unconsciously, as his model, and we shall have to consider at the end whether the proofs justify us in sa...ying he has succeeded in his object of avoiding those starts of recollection or not. Of plagiarism there is no question, in this or in any of his plays. All are of indisputable originality, but all show traces of the master in whose steps he follows.
We have here again a complicated love element, where Lydia with her many suitors and romantic temperament is in sharp con- trast to Julia, the steadfast lover of Faulkland. Although at the beginning true love seems likely to meet with oppression, as the plot proceeds the sky clears in that direction only to darken in another, and it is true love itself which causes its own difficulties in the one case by jealousy, and in the other by overweening romanticism.
What to read after Molire And Sheridan a Thesis for the Doctorate Presented to the Faculty of Let?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Mathewson Milne to read onlineMoreLess
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