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. Consideration of negative and positive ideological readings from A.C.Bradley to Graham Holderness is followed by an appraisal of the conflict of two value systems within the plays: between art and history, the universal and the feudal.

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The twentieth centuryThe major critical debate of the early twentieth century was that of E. E. Stoll’s objections to A. C. Bradley’s published lecture of 1909, ‘The Rejection of Falstaff’. It should be noted that when this appeared Bradley was recognised as the foremost Shakespeare critic of the day primarily because of the influence of his . (1904).

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The seventeenth centurye Lollard martyr whom Falstaff was originally named after. It is believed that the portrayal gave offence to Oldcastle’s influential descendants and Shakespeare prudently altered the name. The dominance of . and consequent underestimation of . can be seen most strikingly in what is known as the Deri

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Honour, debt, the rejection and St Paulst that of the ‘education of a prince’, but something much more profound, anticipating Shakespeare’s tragic phase. Central and most obvious is the question of ‘honour’, which is closely linked to literal and metaphorical notions of ‘debt’. Further, the duality of Falstaff has to be reconciled by rec

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m general relativity of Beig and Ó Murchadha. It is shown that the algebra of asymptotic Killing symmetries, defined with respect to a given foliation of the spacetime, depends on the fall-off. rate of the metric. It is only the Lorentz Lie algebra for slow fall-off, but it is the Poincaré algebra f