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covert allusion

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Poonam Trivedi writes of both covert allusions and direct references to Shakespeare in Indian film.
Two factors underline Melchiori's argument and the ensuing hypotheses: a Falstaff character appears in each of the six, and each play provides "open or covert allusions to" the Order of the Garter and its ostensible concern with issues of "Policy and Honor" (12).
 
 
 
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