Il linguaggio ipnotico shakespeariano di Romeo e Giulietta

Anna Guerrera

doi:10.3280/IPN2020-001004

Hypnotic Shakespearean language in Romeo and Juliet

Journal Title: IPNOSI

Author/s: Anna Guerrera

Year:  2020 Issue: 1 Language: Italian
Pages:  5 Pg. 61-65 FullText PDF:  155 KB
DOI:  10.3280/IPN2020-001004
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The hypnotic language resembles the Shakespearean one. Romeo and Juliet allow us to train ourselves in finding similarities and ideas. What is the exercise? Find metaphors, oxymorons, dissociations and time distortion...and certainly, in looking for all this you will find much more. Good luck!
Keywords: Shakespeare, Time distortion, Metaphors, Oxymorons, Hypnotic language, Romeo and Juliet

Shakespeare W. (1992). Romeo e Giulietta. Milano: BUR

Anna Guerrera, Hypnotic Shakespearean language in Romeo and Juliet in "IPNOSI" 1/2020, pp. 61-65, DOI:10.3280/IPN2020-001004

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