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For example , Lichtenstein's major work , The Dilemma of Human Identity , does not mention theatre , acting , or actors at all ; Erikson's equally major Identity , Youth , and Crisis has a section on Bernard Shaw's identity problems ...
For example , Lichtenstein's major work , The Dilemma of Human Identity , does not mention theatre , acting , or actors at all ; Erikson's equally major Identity , Youth , and Crisis has a section on Bernard Shaw's identity problems ...
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Identity , then , is something that human beings have to learn , and the learning is an inherently painful process . Freud wrote that “ the tendency arises to dissociate from the ego everything which can give rise to pain , to cast it ...
Identity , then , is something that human beings have to learn , and the learning is an inherently painful process . Freud wrote that “ the tendency arises to dissociate from the ego everything which can give rise to pain , to cast it ...
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Detachment is the problem of Edward in A Slight Ache , Teddy in The Homecoming , and Spooner in No Man's Land , characters who related to their fellow human beings as if they were butterlies pinned to a board .
Detachment is the problem of Edward in A Slight Ache , Teddy in The Homecoming , and Spooner in No Man's Land , characters who related to their fellow human beings as if they were butterlies pinned to a board .
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Acknowledgments | 9 |
Sophocles Oedipus the King | 121 |
Shakespeare As You Like It | 133 |
Urheberrecht | |
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