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Ordinarily , however , we do not feel that conventional framing devices like a chorus or prologue are a layer between us ... Classical Greek and Roman drama do not employ the device , although they do employ all the other metadramatic ...
Ordinarily , however , we do not feel that conventional framing devices like a chorus or prologue are a layer between us ... Classical Greek and Roman drama do not employ the device , although they do employ all the other metadramatic ...
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4 Role Playing within the Role i Like the ceremony within the play , role playing within the role is a common device , found in the drama of many cultures and periods . It is often found in tandem with the play or ceremony within the ...
4 Role Playing within the Role i Like the ceremony within the play , role playing within the role is a common device , found in the drama of many cultures and periods . It is often found in tandem with the play or ceremony within the ...
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Both types of actor are under the influence of the antiitheatrical prejudice ; both are avoiding acting . vi a In summation , where the play within the play was a device for exploring existential concerns , and the ceremony within the ...
Both types of actor are under the influence of the antiitheatrical prejudice ; both are avoiding acting . vi a In summation , where the play within the play was a device for exploring existential concerns , and the ceremony within the ...
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Acknowledgments | 9 |
Sophocles Oedipus the King | 121 |
Shakespeare As You Like It | 133 |
Urheberrecht | |
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