@article{oai:glim-re.repo.nii.ac.jp:00001370,
 author = {古庄, 信 and Furusho, Makoto},
 issue = {7},
 journal = {学習院女子大学紀要, Bulletin of Gakushuin Women's College},
 month = {Mar},
 note = {When　we　hear　or　read　the　words　of　Shakespeare，　we　will　find　that　there　are　solne repeated　words　or　phrases，　even　sometimes　sentences，　which　are　very　familiar　ones　to　us， such　as“words，　words，　word，”（HAM　2．2．192）or“To　he，　or競孟oわa．．孟o伽，　to　sleep＿to sleep＿to　aream＿”（HAM　3．1．55－64）In　such　phrases，　the　one　repeated　thrice　seems　to　be Inore　often　used　than　twice　or　other　ones．　When　the　writer　reads　Hamlet，　this　seems especially　true　to　him．　Moreover，　we　will　recognize　that　these　repetitions　could　be classified　into　some　fixed　patterns．　We　have　to　consider　what　in且uence　on　this　repeated usage，　for　example，　the　Bible，　or　the　Greek　tragedies，　etc．　Or　should　we　think　what　the effects　of　using　these　phrases　are，　when　and　how．　But　before　that，　we　shall　observe　the frequency　of　each　pattern　first　in　this　paper，　and　how　many　patterns　are　there　in　Hamlet？ “The　plaゾs　the　thing！”},
 pages = {47--57},
 title = {シェイクスピアの作品における反復表現についての一考察 : シェイクスピアは 「三度」 がお好き ? !},
 year = {2005},
 yomi = {フルシヨウ, マコト}
}