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The play within the play has this same ultimate effect of reminding the audience that what they have been watching is actually a play , but such reminders are indirect , while self - reference is direct and immediate , a splash of cold ...
The play within the play has this same ultimate effect of reminding the audience that what they have been watching is actually a play , but such reminders are indirect , while self - reference is direct and immediate , a splash of cold ...
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These devices have the effect of dramatic self - reference , destroying any empathy that the agitators , the control chorus , or we in the audience might feel for the young comrade in his ...
These devices have the effect of dramatic self - reference , destroying any empathy that the agitators , the control chorus , or we in the audience might feel for the young comrade in his ...
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Playwrights who use self - reference are moralists , though perhaps not always so extreme as Handke . However playful a moment of self - reference may seem ( “ nobody dies halfway through the last act " ) , it always has the effect of ...
Playwrights who use self - reference are moralists , though perhaps not always so extreme as Handke . However playful a moment of self - reference may seem ( “ nobody dies halfway through the last act " ) , it always has the effect of ...
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Acknowledgments | 9 |
Sophocles Oedipus the King | 121 |
Shakespeare As You Like It | 133 |
Urheberrecht | |
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