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On the one hand , there must be some integration of the inner play with the outer ; that is , the outer play must in some way acknowledge the inner play's existence . Curtain raisers and afterpieces do not really create a metadramatic ...
On the one hand , there must be some integration of the inner play with the outer ; that is , the outer play must in some way acknowledge the inner play's existence . Curtain raisers and afterpieces do not really create a metadramatic ...
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... choruses , and narrators in the framed type of play , they are more conventional than metadramatic . The characters in the outer play acknowledge the existence of such inset pieces , but they do not acknowledge them as performance .
... choruses , and narrators in the framed type of play , they are more conventional than metadramatic . The characters in the outer play acknowledge the existence of such inset pieces , but they do not acknowledge them as performance .
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But , in fact , these serious backgrounds are subliminally present in our own experience of the play , which could not exist without them , just as a game could not exist without rules or a language without grammar .
But , in fact , these serious backgrounds are subliminally present in our own experience of the play , which could not exist without them , just as a game could not exist without rules or a language without grammar .
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Acknowledgments | 9 |
Sophocles Oedipus the King | 121 |
Shakespeare As You Like It | 133 |
Urheberrecht | |
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