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Involuntary role playing within the role may be caused by factors outside the character , or caused by some inner weakness , or , quite commonly , caused by some combination of outer and inner factors .
Involuntary role playing within the role may be caused by factors outside the character , or caused by some inner weakness , or , quite commonly , caused by some combination of outer and inner factors .
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All men and women are “ merely players , ” role playing their own roles . Because society has grown ever more complex since the Renaissance , identity continues to fascinate us , and hence to provide a major subject for playwrights .
All men and women are “ merely players , ” role playing their own roles . Because society has grown ever more complex since the Renaissance , identity continues to fascinate us , and hence to provide a major subject for playwrights .
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Pirandello also uses shifting types of role playing , in a characteristically interesting manner . ( Pirandello did not invent metadrama , but he did use it in nontraditional ways . ) Before , playwrights like Shakespeare depicted ...
Pirandello also uses shifting types of role playing , in a characteristically interesting manner . ( Pirandello did not invent metadrama , but he did use it in nontraditional ways . ) Before , playwrights like Shakespeare depicted ...
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Acknowledgments | 9 |
Sophocles Oedipus the King | 121 |
Shakespeare As You Like It | 133 |
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