Jesting in Earnest in Love’s Labour’s Lost

Berowne’s feeble defense, when challenged by the King, that his vow to fast and remain celibate for three years at the court of Navarre was made “in jest” (I.i.54) ushers in a pattern of authorial obfuscation concerning whether characters’ statements are to be taken at face value or as jokes. Though...

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Autor principal: Guéron, Claire
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Publicat: Actes des congrès de la Société française Shakespeare 2015
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