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The former possibility presents difficulties , since actors not actually performing ought to be in the tiring house rather than out in full view ; some historians have thus suggested that what is depicted is in fact not a performance ...
The former possibility presents difficulties , since actors not actually performing ought to be in the tiring house rather than out in full view ; some historians have thus suggested that what is depicted is in fact not a performance ...
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A playwright may model a character on a person he has known , but whom the audience does not , or , conversely , on a person who is so well - known and frequently depicted that referring to him , produces no disruption .
A playwright may model a character on a person he has known , but whom the audience does not , or , conversely , on a person who is so well - known and frequently depicted that referring to him , produces no disruption .
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... are not depicted as rounded , complex , real - life people . ... but talk about men being made to see that women can do this and that , ” ' is depicted as traditionally feminine , relying on religion , superstition , and intuition .
... are not depicted as rounded , complex , real - life people . ... but talk about men being made to see that women can do this and that , ” ' is depicted as traditionally feminine , relying on religion , superstition , and intuition .
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Acknowledgments | 9 |
Sophocles Oedipus the King | 121 |
Shakespeare As You Like It | 133 |
Urheberrecht | |
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