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Larmantine Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
What is a concept?
I'm writing my bachelor thesis on a theme "concepts of friendship in Shakespeare's plays". My supervisor persists on devoting a whole chapter on the meaning of concepts. So can any of you help in terms of sources, where I could check and read what actually a concept is. It has to be either academic or some kind of a book. Thanks.
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In very basic terms, a concept is an idea. In his plays, what ideas does Shakespeare have about friendship? Usually, this leads into a discussion of how he presents these ideas to his audience via, for example, plot, character, tone.
- In very basic terms, a concept is an idea.
- In his plays, what ideas does Shakespeare have about friendship?
- Usually, this leads into a discussion of how he presents these ideas to his audience via, for example, plot, character, tone.
- If you search with Google, you can find more-detailed info about all this.
- Clive
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In very basic terms, a concept is an idea.
In his plays, what ideas does Shakespeare have about friendship? Usually, this leads into a discussion of how he presents these ideas to his audience via, for example, plot, character, tone.
If you search with Google, you can find more
In his plays, what ideas does Shakespeare have about friendship? Usually, this leads into a discussion of how he presents these ideas to his audience via, for example, plot, character, tone.
If you search with Google, you can find more
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