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But again , this is only a tendency , and in fact every metadramatic device found in great plays can also be found in ordinary ones , even among the most crass and pedestrian . ii The possible varieties of conscious or overt metadrama ...
But again , this is only a tendency , and in fact every metadramatic device found in great plays can also be found in ordinary ones , even among the most crass and pedestrian . ii The possible varieties of conscious or overt metadrama ...
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It is possible to introduce reality into any literary or artistic work ; Braque and Picasso , for example , would paste bits of real objects , such as a matchbook cover , a rag , a piece of newspaper , or a torn playing card , into the ...
It is possible to introduce reality into any literary or artistic work ; Braque and Picasso , for example , would paste bits of real objects , such as a matchbook cover , a rag , a piece of newspaper , or a torn playing card , into the ...
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With the invention of the marine chronometer in the eighteenth century , it indeed became possible to “ divide a minute into a thousand parts , ” and in the twentieth century it has become possible to divide it into a billion .
With the invention of the marine chronometer in the eighteenth century , it indeed became possible to “ divide a minute into a thousand parts , ” and in the twentieth century it has become possible to divide it into a billion .
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Acknowledgments | 9 |
Sophocles Oedipus the King | 121 |
Shakespeare As You Like It | 133 |
Urheberrecht | |
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