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Now might I do it pat: Hamlet's Failure of reason, the 'Instant,' and the 'Leap'

Kinghorn, A. M. ( Qatar University , 1979 , Article)

There's something in't that is deceivable: 'present mirth' and 'what’s top come' in Twelfth Night

Kinghorn, A. M. ( Qatar University , 1984 , Article)

All joy o' the worm: The Ironic Tragedy of Antony and Cleopatra

Kinghorn, A. M. ( Qatar University , 1981 , Article)

You take my life: tragi-comic rivalry in 'The Merchant of Venice'

Kinghorn, A. M. ( Qatar University , 1983 , Article)

At least we'll die with harness on our back: Triumph of the will in Macbeth

Kinghorn, A. M. ( Qatar University , 1982 , Article)

Trust not trebonius: gentlemen all in Julius Caesar

Kinghorn, A. M. ( Qatar University , 1985 , Article)

Nothing brings me all things: the isolation of Timon in Timon of Athens

Kinghorn, A. M. ( Qatar University , 1987 , Article)

Is ripeness all? Shakespeare's Tragic Vision in "King Lear"

Kinghorn, A. M. ( Qatar University , 1980 , Article)

Nothing Extenuate: Othello, "A Super-Subtle" Tragedy

Kinghorn, A. M. ( Qatar University , 1981 , Article)

Then love - devouring death do what he dare: the immeasurable margin in Romeo and Juliet.

Kinghorn, A. M. ( Qatar University , 1986 , Article)