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신영어영문학회 신영어영문학 신영어영문학 제22집
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2002.8
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143 - 166 (24page)

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Troilus and Cressida is such a satirical play that it has been awarded little attention until the twentieth century. Nowdays it is widely admired and regarded as an unique play in the Shakespearean canon.
The purpose of this paper is to examine the time metaphor which contributes so much to an understanding of the overall design of the play. The most remarkable aspect of time which appears in the division theme of this play is that of time as an agent of destroyer in the figure of personification. The personification is one of most obvious and explicit group of time metaphor in the play.
The first part of this paper will explore the theme of division which is so central to the play. Shakespeare seems to have separated two integral sides of human nature and set them at war with each other in this play with most diagrammatic system. The Trojans are chivalric and intuitive, believing in infinites of love and honour. The Greeks are realistic and self-centered, believing in the limitations as opposed to the Trojan values of magnanimity.
Time is personified friendly in Pandarus’ denial of responsibility for the outcome of Troilus’s love affair and Hector’s prediction of the war. The view of hostile time is most forcefully present in Ulysses’s long speech to Achilles. Here time is personified as a host. Night time is personified hostile in the parting scene where Troilus and Cressida are lamenting their first night together. The desturctive effects of time are caused by ‘oblivion monster’ which Ulysses uses associated with time’s faculty of ingratitude.

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