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  1. It was Olivia Shakespear’s sole contribution to this journal which also published many of the poems which Yeats wrote to her during their affair of 1896. ‘Beauty’s Hour’is, as Anne Margaret Daniel points out in her introduction, a strange work to come from the pen of a very beautiful woman.

  2. Olivia stands out in Twelfth Night because of her reluctance to take part in the frivolities involving the other characters.Sir Toby Belch, Sir Andrew Aguecheek, Maria, and even Viola, are all marked by their sociability with the other characters, whether it’s Sir Toby, Sir Andrew, Maria, and Fabian uniting to play their trick on Malvolio, or Viola deliberately adopting a disguise to get ...

  3. Olivia Shakespear (née Tucker le 17 mars 1863 sur l'Île de Wight et décédée le 3 octobre 1938 à Londres) était une auteure de romans et pièces de théâtre anglaise. Elle eut une longue relation avec William Butler Yeats .

  4. Beauty's Hour: A Phantasy. Olivia Shakespear. Valancourt Books, 2016 - Fiction - 90 pages. 'Then something unforeseen happened: my reflected face grew blurred, and then faded out; and from the mist there grew a new face, of wonderful beauty; the face of my desire. It looked at me from the glass, and when I tried to speak, its lips moved too.

  5. 26 de nov. de 2018 · Olivia Shakespear uses her modern short story “Beauty’s Hour: A Phantasy” (1896) as a feminist critique through the use of the fantastic by redefining womanhood and femininity in the 1890s. As the fin-de-siècle served as a prelude to feminist movements, a new representation of femininity began to arise in fin-de-siècle literature.

  6. Olivia Shakespear (Tucker) (17 Mar 1863 - certain 3 Oct 1938) 0 references . Sitelinks. Wikipedia (14 entries) edit. arwiki أوليفيا ...

  7. Olivia Shakespear (1863-1938) is best known today as the mistress and longtime friend of the Irish poet William Butler Yeats, but she was also an important – if now neglected – author in her own right. Beauty’s Hour (1896), originally serialized in The Savoy and never before reprinted, is the story of Mary Gower, a young woman who is ...