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primarily as a dramatic poet , whose plays are filled with symbolism and metaphysical reflection ; the realistic Ibsen , the astute observer of bourgeois life , is no longer of much interest . ii Such nonmimetic criticism leaves open ...
primarily as a dramatic poet , whose plays are filled with symbolism and metaphysical reflection ; the realistic Ibsen , the astute observer of bourgeois life , is no longer of much interest . ii Such nonmimetic criticism leaves open ...
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Thus , when literary citation within the play moves toward literary criticism , it also moves toward the play as self - reference . The audience cannot help but apply the same standards that are being propounded against the play itself ...
Thus , when literary citation within the play moves toward literary criticism , it also moves toward the play as self - reference . The audience cannot help but apply the same standards that are being propounded against the play itself ...
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Many critics have discussed the play in similar terms ; Francis Fergusson , for example , extended the notion of existential recognition to the chorus : If one thinks of the movement of the play , it appears that the tragic rhythm ...
Many critics have discussed the play in similar terms ; Francis Fergusson , for example , extended the notion of existential recognition to the chorus : If one thinks of the movement of the play , it appears that the tragic rhythm ...
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Acknowledgments | 9 |
Sophocles Oedipus the King | 121 |
Shakespeare As You Like It | 133 |
Urheberrecht | |
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