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iii With regard to the play within the play , there are two general kinds : in one , the “ inset ” type , the inner play is secondary , a performance set apart from the main action , like The Mousetrap in Shakespeare's Hamlet ; in the ...
iii With regard to the play within the play , there are two general kinds : in one , the “ inset ” type , the inner play is secondary , a performance set apart from the main action , like The Mousetrap in Shakespeare's Hamlet ; in the ...
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The play within the play in Hamlet also achieves an aim of one of the characters — to cause Claudius to confess — but that aim is not apparent to the rest of the court , so that the inner performance there stands more apart than it does ...
The play within the play in Hamlet also achieves an aim of one of the characters — to cause Claudius to confess — but that aim is not apparent to the rest of the court , so that the inner performance there stands more apart than it does ...
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Travesties revolves around a 1916 production of Wilde's The Importance of Being Earnest , but the outer , “ real ” play echoes the inner , both in scenes and specific lines . Such plays show the influence of Pirandello , who deserves ...
Travesties revolves around a 1916 production of Wilde's The Importance of Being Earnest , but the outer , “ real ” play echoes the inner , both in scenes and specific lines . Such plays show the influence of Pirandello , who deserves ...
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Acknowledgments | 9 |
Sophocles Oedipus the King | 121 |
Shakespeare As You Like It | 133 |
Urheberrecht | |
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