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Indeed , critics ' emphasis on vestigial ritual has perhaps obscured the importance of rituals in drama that are not shadowy and ancient , but overt and contemporary , as an important part of the drama / culture complex .
Indeed , critics ' emphasis on vestigial ritual has perhaps obscured the importance of rituals in drama that are not shadowy and ancient , but overt and contemporary , as an important part of the drama / culture complex .
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Such simple dichotomies are not only unfair to primitives , they cause us to overlook the importance of ceremony in our ... turning point that will stand for the slow , gradual , but very important process of becoming a learned person .
Such simple dichotomies are not only unfair to primitives , they cause us to overlook the importance of ceremony in our ... turning point that will stand for the slow , gradual , but very important process of becoming a learned person .
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Such reference is probably most important not so much in the literary playtext , but in performance . In fact , if we consider performance as an art form in its own right , rather than just as a means of putting across a text ...
Such reference is probably most important not so much in the literary playtext , but in performance . In fact , if we consider performance as an art form in its own right , rather than just as a means of putting across a text ...
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Acknowledgments | 9 |
Sophocles Oedipus the King | 121 |
Shakespeare As You Like It | 133 |
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