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It started with a wikipedia entry of the day on a Yakuza film Branded to Kill. The digression was made to fetishism and so to a list of paraphilias and other deviations from the norm.
By the time I reached Troilism, my first thought was the same as Steve here below:
From Steve:
I […]
…Elizabethan make-up and hairstyles:
download this pdf file and read it. Follow the links for more information.
Also go to this blog and read this post on Elizabethan Fashion and make-up.
Jan Jonk heeft vertalingen gemaakt van alle stukken, maar alleen de eerste bedrijf zit op internet.
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…many years ago I bought an A-Z of Shakespeare by Charles Boyce, with a foreword by Terry Hands, then Artistic Director of the RSC. I take the following lines from the preface to illustrate our intention being the same with the definitions that follow:
‘This book (blog) is not meant as scholarship; my intention has […]
…All about the genesis of the plays and poems: this is a work in progress and will eventually be a page.
The Two Gentlemen of Verona- first printed in the First Folio of 1623-one of his earliest written plays. Probably based on Sidney’s Arcadia, where a similar incidents happen as in the play, and the […]
Mention Shakespeare here in North Minnesota and people ask where you’re going fishing. Eagle View, the property on which we are vacationing, is the great outdoors where bald eagle, horsefly, loon and lake have precedence over the Dead White Men of history. This trip started on the tri-county border of Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky, which […]
Did Sh travel in Italy? They say yes of course. I say No. Why? Have you ever been? My time in Italy is filled with the immediate smells and sensations of another culture. All the Italian Culture and more importantly for my argument, Nature in Sh’s plays and poems is essentially English grafted onto an […]
* Homosexuality has always been a threat to straight procreative society and religion; as it still is in many (read the majority of) societies. Some say it comes to exist through genetics, others say learned behaviour. It does exist in every society worldwide, but is not necessarily accepted. Elizabethan London was no exception and the […]
Here they are in no particular order or chronology:
‘Cease to persuade my loving Proteus;…’ ‘Let fame that all hunt after in their lives…’ ‘Proceed, Solanus, to procure my fall…’ ‘Two households both alike in dignity…’ ‘I’ll pheeze you in faith…’ ‘Now say Chatillon, what would France with us…’ ‘Now fair Hippolyta our nuptial hour […]
There are only 14 references to swans in his complete works. Here they are all said and done:
1 Antony and Cleopatra [III, 2] Antony
˜Her tongue will not obey her heart, nor can Her heart inform her tongue,”the swan’s down-feather, That stands upon the swell at full of tide, And neither way inclines.
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1. When about to enter a war…
‘In peace, there’s nothing so becomes a man, as modest stillness, and humility: but when the blast of war blows in our ears, then imitate the action of the tiger: Stiffen the sinews, commune up the blood, disguise fair nature with hard-favour’d rage’:
Henry the Fifth: act 2 […]
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