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Excerpts from earlier versions of several chapters of this book were delivered as conference papers : chapters one , seven , and ten at three annual Comparative Drama conferences at the University of Florida ; chapter two in a lecture ...
Excerpts from earlier versions of several chapters of this book were delivered as conference papers : chapters one , seven , and ten at three annual Comparative Drama conferences at the University of Florida ; chapter two in a lecture ...
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In the first chapter , we saw that the serious playwright , unlike the hack , attempts to alter the drama / culture complex rather than simply exploiting it without changing it . In the second chapter , we also saw that , while all ...
In the first chapter , we saw that the serious playwright , unlike the hack , attempts to alter the drama / culture complex rather than simply exploiting it without changing it . In the second chapter , we also saw that , while all ...
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In this chapter and those that remain , I shall examine six standard plays from differing periods — Oedipus the King , Twelfth Night , Woyzeck , The Father , The Master Builder , and Betrayal . In each of these , the playwright directly ...
In this chapter and those that remain , I shall examine six standard plays from differing periods — Oedipus the King , Twelfth Night , Woyzeck , The Father , The Master Builder , and Betrayal . In each of these , the playwright directly ...
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Acknowledgments | 9 |
Sophocles Oedipus the King | 121 |
Shakespeare As You Like It | 133 |
Urheberrecht | |
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