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The offstage ceremony occurs frequently in neoclassic tragedy , where it is the natural result of the principle of restraint ; originally intended as prohibition against showing violence onstage ( which would either look foolish because ...
The offstage ceremony occurs frequently in neoclassic tragedy , where it is the natural result of the principle of restraint ; originally intended as prohibition against showing violence onstage ( which would either look foolish because ...
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He learns it gradually as the result of various exigencies . It must make the strongest impression on him that many sources of excitation , which later on he will recognize as his own bodily organs , can provide him at any time with ...
He learns it gradually as the result of various exigencies . It must make the strongest impression on him that many sources of excitation , which later on he will recognize as his own bodily organs , can provide him at any time with ...
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The foolish suitors , Morocco and Arragon , in The Merchant of Venice , wrongly choose the outwardly attractive gold and silver caskets as a result of their own arrogance and selfishness . Orsino in Twelfth Night dotes on Olivia not for ...
The foolish suitors , Morocco and Arragon , in The Merchant of Venice , wrongly choose the outwardly attractive gold and silver caskets as a result of their own arrogance and selfishness . Orsino in Twelfth Night dotes on Olivia not for ...
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Acknowledgments | 9 |
Sophocles Oedipus the King | 121 |
Shakespeare As You Like It | 133 |
Urheberrecht | |
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