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A Brief Analysis of Shylock's Positive Characters
《海外英语》2020年第6期230-232,240,共4页彭思涵 刘雨樵 杨雨婷 何风仪 
The Merchant of Venice is one of the most successful works written by the famous British playwright William Shake?speare, and the discussion of the Jew-Shylock has always been a focus in literary circles. Shylock is v...
关键词:SHYLOCK POSITIVE CHARACTERS The MERCHANT of VENICE JUDAISM 
On the Otherness of Shylock in The Merchant of Venice
《Journal of Literature and Art Studies》2019年第7期661-668,共8页HUANG Li-hua 
Compared with the other characters in The Merchant of Venice,Shylock seems to be totally an outsider and alien of Venice which is because he is considered to be the“Other”in the eyes of the other Venetians as a resu...
关键词:otherness SHYLOCK The MERCHANT of VENICE JEW usurer 
Differences in the Personalities of Two Miser-type Characters-Shylock and Jia Ren
《海外英语》2018年第24期229-231,共3页张惠 
For centuries, various miserly figures have been portrayed both in Chinese and alien literature. Shylock and Jia Ren are such characters in two famous plays. This thesis explores and analyses the differences in their ...
关键词:miser-type characters DIFFERENCES PERSONALITY revengefulness indolence 
Shakespeare and Shylock: Behind the Contradictory Construction of the Jew
《海外英语》2017年第8期166-167,共2页王璞 
The character of Shylock in the Merchant of Venice is both intriguing and compelling. Hateful and greedy as he is on the onehand, yet suffered and pathetic on the other. Shakespeare is quite considerate in creating th...
关键词:JEW character construction SHAKESPEARE 
What Makes Shylock Shylock
《校园英语》2016年第5期234-235,共2页王桂梅 
Words like money,commerce,wealth,will come to our mind fi rst as soon as the Jews are referred.Undoubtedly,they are skilled in business.As a rich Jew,Shylock with whom we are very familiar is the most conspicuous char...
关键词:commerce familiar WEALTH money opposite engaged RELIGIOUS constantly COHESION DOCTRINE 
In Defence of Shylock in The Merchant of Venice——Analysis of Shakespeare’s Anti-Semitism
《青春岁月》2014年第7期26-26,共1页李雪琴 
Shylock was depicted as a greedy vicious Usurer who cared about money or profit over everything by Shakespeare in The Merchant of Venice,while this paper intends to speak in defence of seemingly selfish Shylock.Throug...
关键词:SHYLOCK CHRISTIAN JEW 
An Analysis on the Characterization of Shylock from Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice
《海外英语》2013年第20期185-188,共4页梁春兰 
Shylock has long been regarded as a mean, cruel and inhuman usurer. And most of the criticism he suffered is neither right nor impartial. Viewed from the function of Shylock's character depiction in the play, combined...
关键词:ROLE CONTRAST REFLECTION FACTOR 
An Analysis of the Dual Sides of Shylock's Character
《海外英语》2013年第2X期207-210,共4页周广玉 
The Merchant of Venice is one of the most outstanding comedies of Shakespeare. The story happened in Venice in 16th century. Shylock is a typical character in this play. Shylock was looked down upon and humiliated by ...
关键词:GREED slyness stubbornness PITY SYMPATHY 
Overview of a Cycle of Predicament: A Comparative Study Between Shylock and Heathcliff Cyclic Process of Victimization
《Journal of Literature and Art Studies》2012年第8期779-784,共6页U. H. Ruhina Jesmin 
This paper attempts to explore how Shylock in William Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice (1995) and Heathcliff in Emily Bronte's Wuthering Heights (2003) were victimized who became victimizer later to heal the...
关键词:TRAUMA MARGINALIZATION victimized victimizer self-victimization 
Shylock's Tragedy in The Merchant of Venice
《海外英语》2012年第4X期199-203,205,共6页李曌 杨萌萌 
The Merchant of Venice is one of the most contradictory plays of William Shakespeare.Through presenting and studying the tragedy nature of Shylock,this thesis attempts to illustrate the tragic nature of Merchant of Ve...
关键词:JEWS TRAGEDY RELIGION Bible 
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