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If ceremony is a way in which society examines the eternal , unchanging aspects of life ( which , in a static society , includes almost all of them ) , theatre is a means for examining ceremony , and thus for questioning supposedly ...
If ceremony is a way in which society examines the eternal , unchanging aspects of life ( which , in a static society , includes almost all of them ) , theatre is a means for examining ceremony , and thus for questioning supposedly ...
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It means that such art works will remain avant - garde forever , never becoming integrated into the drama / culture complex , never appealing to large groups of people , and never providing the social cohesion that theatre has created ...
It means that such art works will remain avant - garde forever , never becoming integrated into the drama / culture complex , never appealing to large groups of people , and never providing the social cohesion that theatre has created ...
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Individual plays may seem to deplore such change , but tragedy as a whole in a given period becomes a means for understanding and dealing with it . Shakespeare's Richard II provides an example of this . Certainly the play comes down ...
Individual plays may seem to deplore such change , but tragedy as a whole in a given period becomes a means for understanding and dealing with it . Shakespeare's Richard II provides an example of this . Certainly the play comes down ...
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Acknowledgments | 9 |
Sophocles Oedipus the King | 121 |
Shakespeare As You Like It | 133 |
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