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Say a day without the ever ” might seem a cynical statement , but Rosalind has plenty of advice for the cynics of the play too . After all , unlike cynical Touchstone , she at least allows romantic love “ a day . ” In act 3 , scene 2 ...
Say a day without the ever ” might seem a cynical statement , but Rosalind has plenty of advice for the cynics of the play too . After all , unlike cynical Touchstone , she at least allows romantic love “ a day . ” In act 3 , scene 2 ...
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Indeed , many of the shifts would have lasted longer than the scenes themselves . ... Second , unlike anybody else , Mueller starts the play with the scene of Woyzeck shaving the Captain , which seemed , for purely intuitive reasons at ...
Indeed , many of the shifts would have lasted longer than the scenes themselves . ... Second , unlike anybody else , Mueller starts the play with the scene of Woyzeck shaving the Captain , which seemed , for purely intuitive reasons at ...
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But in addition to including this controversial scene , I tried to show the multiple and paradoxical nature of ... For example , as the audience entered the performance area , numerous scenes were already taking place , simultaneously .
But in addition to including this controversial scene , I tried to show the multiple and paradoxical nature of ... For example , as the audience entered the performance area , numerous scenes were already taking place , simultaneously .
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Acknowledgments | 9 |
Sophocles Oedipus the King | 121 |
Shakespeare As You Like It | 133 |
Urheberrecht | |
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