The art of dissembling in three Elizabethan writers : John Lyly, Robert Greene, and Shakespeare
'Dissembling', derived from courtiers' practice of sprezzatura. has the rhetorical ability to present one ostensible meaning/intention while simultaneously harbouring another meaning/intention. In this thesis, I suggest that three Elizabethan, writers - Lyly, Greene, and Shakespeare h...
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University of Warwick
2006
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