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Another difference between ritual and theatre is that in theatre , there is always an emphasis on plot , in some sense . This is merely the principle of change applied within the play itself , rather than from play to play .
Another difference between ritual and theatre is that in theatre , there is always an emphasis on plot , in some sense . This is merely the principle of change applied within the play itself , rather than from play to play .
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Ceremonies have a " plot , " but exist in order to transcend it ; theatre exists to celebrate plot . Instead of an emphasis on what is eternal , the emphasis is on what is transitory — the shifting events in the lives of particular ...
Ceremonies have a " plot , " but exist in order to transcend it ; theatre exists to celebrate plot . Instead of an emphasis on what is eternal , the emphasis is on what is transitory — the shifting events in the lives of particular ...
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All the information needed to drive the plot forward in A Doll House , as in Ibsen's other realistic plays , is provided by an extraordinary amount of exposition , necessitated by the late point of attack of the plot - in A Doll House ...
All the information needed to drive the plot forward in A Doll House , as in Ibsen's other realistic plays , is provided by an extraordinary amount of exposition , necessitated by the late point of attack of the plot - in A Doll House ...
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Acknowledgments | 9 |
Sophocles Oedipus the King | 121 |
Shakespeare As You Like It | 133 |
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