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S/LI/527. An examination of Lermontov's Герои нашего времени with reference to the following passage from Shakespeare's As you like it
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This paper examines Lermontov's Герои нашего времени with reference to a passage from Shakespeare’s As you like it. The extract is ' All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players, they have their exits and their entrances, and one man in his time plays many parts.' The paper examines characters and extracts from the novel to examine how relevant the Shakespearean quotation is in relation to the novel.
KEYWORDS: Lermontov, Герои нашего времени, Shakespeare, As you like it!,
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I got the paper thanks it will come in very handy for my course thank you.Nicholas
