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These fears are of course largely irrational . Sexual drives need outlets as well as constraints ; sexual promiscuity is antisocial , neurotic behavior , but sexual impotence or frigidity are also neurotic .
These fears are of course largely irrational . Sexual drives need outlets as well as constraints ; sexual promiscuity is antisocial , neurotic behavior , but sexual impotence or frigidity are also neurotic .
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It has , of course , been rehearsed , but still , if something goes wrong at a particular performance , it cannot be erased . The live nature of theatre is not a foreground element but a background one ; it is , in structuralist terms ...
It has , of course , been rehearsed , but still , if something goes wrong at a particular performance , it cannot be erased . The live nature of theatre is not a foreground element but a background one ; it is , in structuralist terms ...
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( 16-17 ) a The witticism is excessively logical and sophisticated , and is of course lost on his wife , who merely replies , “ Then the lock must be forced ” ( 17 ) . Throughout this scene , Laura is continually asking questions : Does ...
( 16-17 ) a The witticism is excessively logical and sophisticated , and is of course lost on his wife , who merely replies , “ Then the lock must be forced ” ( 17 ) . Throughout this scene , Laura is continually asking questions : Does ...
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Acknowledgments | 9 |
Sophocles Oedipus the King | 121 |
Shakespeare As You Like It | 133 |
Urheberrecht | |
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