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As it does for the playwright , the play for the audience reflects primarily inward , and secondarily outward ... Frye's system does reflect life ultimately , but only on a very general level — the seasons , the rhythms of birth ...
As it does for the playwright , the play for the audience reflects primarily inward , and secondarily outward ... Frye's system does reflect life ultimately , but only on a very general level — the seasons , the rhythms of birth ...
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Drama , no matter how much it may seem to reflect life directly , is always reflecting it through the cultural system in which it functions . Even “ kitchen sink ” realism achieves its effect by breaking a cultural taboo against showing ...
Drama , no matter how much it may seem to reflect life directly , is always reflecting it through the cultural system in which it functions . Even “ kitchen sink ” realism achieves its effect by breaking a cultural taboo against showing ...
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Edward Sapir , for example , noted that “ distinctions which seem inevitable to us may be utterly ignored in languages which reflect an entirely different type of culture , while these in turn insist on distinctions which are all but ...
Edward Sapir , for example , noted that “ distinctions which seem inevitable to us may be utterly ignored in languages which reflect an entirely different type of culture , while these in turn insist on distinctions which are all but ...
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Acknowledgments | 9 |
Sophocles Oedipus the King | 121 |
Shakespeare As You Like It | 133 |
Urheberrecht | |
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