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Chapter 16 - Visual Arts: Goya’s Kiss
from Part III - Cultural Contexts
- By Raphael Falco
Edited by Sean Latham, University of Tulsa
Book:

The World of Bob Dylan

Published online:

21 April 2021

Print publication:

06 May 2021, pp 193-204
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In an envelope postmarked 5 Mar 2011, carrying a LOVE stamp, Tony Bennett sent Dylan a card with a note handwritten in brown ink

Chapter 2 - Tudor Transformations
- By Raphael Falco
Edited by A. D. Cousins, Macquarie University, Sydney, Daniel Derrin, Durham University
Book:

Shakespeare and the Soliloquy in Early Modern English Drama

Published online:

27 July 2018

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16 August 2018, pp 29-42
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This chapter concentrates on the emergence of the soliloquy in the vernacular drama of the fifteenth century and the early Tudor period. Although the soliloquy of the Elizabethan and Jacobean period comes to be defined as an isotropic form, walled off from the action and marked by reflexivity and psychological interiority, in fact that definition can be misleading. Just as the use of monologues overlaps with that of soliloquy, the ostensibly isotropic state of the latter more often than not has what can be termed an anisotropic role. The chapter considers plays ranging from the Wakefield Second Shepherds’ Play, to secular works such as John Skelton’s Macnyfycence and Thomas Sackville and Thomas Norton’s Gorbuduc.

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