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Bertolt Brecht's A Man's a Man , for example , contains a playlet called The Elephant Calf , which , while having strong thematic connections with the main play , is in no way acknowledged by the main play's characters or action .
Bertolt Brecht's A Man's a Man , for example , contains a playlet called The Elephant Calf , which , while having strong thematic connections with the main play , is in no way acknowledged by the main play's characters or action .
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... recently called “ the anti - theatrical prejudice . ” Barish , who is not a psychoanalyst but a distinguished literary critic , has ably shown that society's feelings toward actors have nearly always been strongly ambivalent .
... recently called “ the anti - theatrical prejudice . ” Barish , who is not a psychoanalyst but a distinguished literary critic , has ably shown that society's feelings toward actors have nearly always been strongly ambivalent .
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Phenomenology has been called “ the triumph of subjectivism . ” This does not mean that it advocates withdrawing into solipsism , or even into introspection . It is very much concerned with the outer world , but with that world as it is ...
Phenomenology has been called “ the triumph of subjectivism . ” This does not mean that it advocates withdrawing into solipsism , or even into introspection . It is very much concerned with the outer world , but with that world as it is ...
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Acknowledgments | 9 |
Sophocles Oedipus the King | 121 |
Shakespeare As You Like It | 133 |
Urheberrecht | |
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