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This framed enactment becomes the main play . In the English Renaissance , the integrated play within the play became common for the first time in Western drama . Both the framed and the inset type appear . Shakespeare employs the inset ...
This framed enactment becomes the main play . In the English Renaissance , the integrated play within the play became common for the first time in Western drama . Both the framed and the inset type appear . Shakespeare employs the inset ...
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Second , the Daughter of Indra appears , in various characterizations , in both the prologue and in the framed play . ( Actually , the prologue does not truly frame the play , as a separate performance or as a dream , but merely ...
Second , the Daughter of Indra appears , in various characterizations , in both the prologue and in the framed play . ( Actually , the prologue does not truly frame the play , as a separate performance or as a dream , but merely ...
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The inner play is both framed and inset , both primary and secondary A final type of play within the play that has been important in the twentieth century , but which is unrelated to the Dream Play and Seagull prototypes , is found in ...
The inner play is both framed and inset , both primary and secondary A final type of play within the play that has been important in the twentieth century , but which is unrelated to the Dream Play and Seagull prototypes , is found in ...
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Acknowledgments | 9 |
Sophocles Oedipus the King | 121 |
Shakespeare As You Like It | 133 |
Urheberrecht | |
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