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In comedies , as Northrop Frye ( like many others ) has noted , there is almost always " some kind of party or festive ritual , which either appears at the end of the play or is assumed to take place immediately afterward .
In comedies , as Northrop Frye ( like many others ) has noted , there is almost always " some kind of party or festive ritual , which either appears at the end of the play or is assumed to take place immediately afterward .
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The same kind of cynicism about life in general that is found in modern drama is also found about identity . In this regard , characters who exhibit elusion and ontological insecurity occur in abundance . Shaw , who usually wrote in the ...
The same kind of cynicism about life in general that is found in modern drama is also found about identity . In this regard , characters who exhibit elusion and ontological insecurity occur in abundance . Shaw , who usually wrote in the ...
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I've never started a play from any kind of abstract idea or theory . ... When a character cannot be comfortably defined or understood in terms of the familiar , the tendency is to perch him on a symbolic shelf , out of harm's way .
I've never started a play from any kind of abstract idea or theory . ... When a character cannot be comfortably defined or understood in terms of the familiar , the tendency is to perch him on a symbolic shelf , out of harm's way .
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Acknowledgments | 9 |
Sophocles Oedipus the King | 121 |
Shakespeare As You Like It | 133 |
Urheberrecht | |
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