If indeed the Cardenio chapters of Don Quixote lie behind the composition of King Lear, this tragedy may in turn have contaminated the composition of Double Falsehood, whence the noted resemblance in characterization (Julio-Edgar), themes (legitimacy,
baseness, treachery, honesty versus art, and court hypocrisy), and particular episodes like the rondo of impersonation-interrogation-revelation in the heath scenes in King Lear (acts 3-5), rehearsed in the plain-and-mountain scenes in Double Falsehood 4-5, or Julio's soothing words to Violante in 4.
It is a day for rattling swords, a day of zinc coffins, a day of aggression, a day of great hypocrisy and great
baseness.
Indeed, she singles out artisanship as a defining characteristic of the plebs'
baseness when she curses them for banishing Coriolanus: "Now the red pestilence strike all trades in Rome, / And occupations perish
2, 2007) leave ("The elements of Article 86 of the [UCMJ], which include failing to appear for duty, leaving a place of duty, or absenting oneself from one's unit, similarly do not evince a manifestation of
baseness and depravity.
Although Girkin, who is also known as Strelkov, admitted that he couldn't confirm the said information, he was adamant that "Ukrainian authorities are capable of any
baseness.
The cultivated subject is seen to be the mind grown above nature and in command of it, totally separate from the
baseness of body.
Alternatively, they offer an experience that elevates instinct and
baseness, flaunting Hobbesian boorishness.
At the same time, primality can suggest the negative qualities of primitiveness and
baseness, a lack of sensitivity and sophistication.
It is shameful for us to reach this level of
baseness and silliness.
As stated in the introduction, we intend to demonstrate that Progressives did not vacillate between the "high ideals" of economic regulation and the
baseness of racism.
He can illustrate all that is noble and virtuous in a character, but he is uncompromising in depicting the
baseness of humanity.
There is enough injustice and
baseness in the doings of men,
