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Literary and real - life reference . 5. Self reference . a I shall deal with the first of these types in this chapter , and the remaining four in subsequent chapters . I shall deal with a sixth type , drama and perception , in the final ...
Literary and real - life reference . 5. Self reference . a I shall deal with the first of these types in this chapter , and the remaining four in subsequent chapters . I shall deal with a sixth type , drama and perception , in the final ...
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i Although its importance has been little noted , perception is one of the great themes of dramatic literature . Since drama is always addressing itself to the ways in which society views reality , human perception is a latent theme of ...
i Although its importance has been little noted , perception is one of the great themes of dramatic literature . Since drama is always addressing itself to the ways in which society views reality , human perception is a latent theme of ...
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In the later comedies , however , as in the tragedies , the taint in perception often comes at least partly from within the characters themselves . The foolish suitors , Morocco and Arragon , in The Merchant of Venice , wrongly choose ...
In the later comedies , however , as in the tragedies , the taint in perception often comes at least partly from within the characters themselves . The foolish suitors , Morocco and Arragon , in The Merchant of Venice , wrongly choose ...
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Acknowledgments | 9 |
Sophocles Oedipus the King | 121 |
Shakespeare As You Like It | 133 |
Urheberrecht | |
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