Twelfth night critics Flashcards

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Tonkin: “It rejects the stale conventions of

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Stylised love”

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Tonkin: “In Shakespeare, great love is

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Conveyed through great poetry”

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3
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Tonkin: “Orsino is a

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‘petrachian lover’”

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4
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Tonkin: The frustration of a love

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Turned in on itself”

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5
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Tonkin: Refusal to leave behind the love of brothers

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And embrace the sexual love”

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6
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Penny Gay: “contrast of romance and

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social realism” subplot and plot

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one main theme: Penny Gay:

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“suddeness and unexpectedness of love”

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Penny Gay: “Falseness of Orsino’s love

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Compounded by the real love viola feels for her brother”

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9
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Penny Gay “female passion

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in male convention”

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10
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Penny Gay: “talk as no dramatic heroine

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has talked before”

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Erasmus: “Fools are the only

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ones who speak frankly and tell the truth”

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Thomas Mann: “A shift of lighting

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suffices to convert one into another”

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Keir Elamn: “Viola’s disguise is

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a gesture of self-effacement”

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Rex Gibson: “Malvolio is no longer seen

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as a figure of fun who fully deserves cruel humiliation”

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15
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Samuel Johnson:

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“Truly comic”

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16
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Charlton 1938: “Malvolio has lost the art and the springs of

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Sympathy are dried up for him”