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The ingenuousness of this theory is the same as that of the traditional , naive view of language , which was also seen as merely describing reality in a 1 а > simple , one - to - one Drama and Reality 25.
The ingenuousness of this theory is the same as that of the traditional , naive view of language , which was also seen as merely describing reality in a 1 а > simple , one - to - one Drama and Reality 25.
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... he certainly would'if he considered his dance and prayer the physical causes of such events . He dances with the rain , he invites the elements to do their part , as they are thought to be somewhere about and merely irresponsive .
... he certainly would'if he considered his dance and prayer the physical causes of such events . He dances with the rain , he invites the elements to do their part , as they are thought to be somewhere about and merely irresponsive .
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If Laura were truly a feminist , she would want these very things for her daughter , to prove that “ women can do this and that ” ; instead , her feminism , which is never much articulated in the play , seems to be merely a pawn in her ...
If Laura were truly a feminist , she would want these very things for her daughter , to prove that “ women can do this and that ” ; instead , her feminism , which is never much articulated in the play , seems to be merely a pawn in her ...
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Acknowledgments | 9 |
Sophocles Oedipus the King | 121 |
Shakespeare As You Like It | 133 |
Urheberrecht | |
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