1st Ed. Near Fine in like dust jacket. Shakespearean study that demonstrates conclusively that the Bard did indeed intend the dumb show function in 'Hamlet' as an intrinsic component of the whole figurative & structural pattern of the play. Literary Criticism, Shakespeare, Hamlet, Dumb Show. Seller Inventory # 001636

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Title: Figurative Design In Hamlet: The ...

Publisher: Columbus, OH; Ohio State U. Press 1973

Publication Date: 1973

Binding: Hardcover

Condition: Near Fine

Dust Jacket Condition: Dust Jacket Included

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Critically analyzes the structure and function of the mime in the third act of Hamlet and examines its relation to the play's theme. Bibliogs

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