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... provides our society with a vast model for understanding reality . A play is “ about ” drama as a whole , and more broadly , about culture as a whole ; this drama / culture complex is “ about ” reality not in the passive sense ...
... provides our society with a vast model for understanding reality . A play is “ about ” drama as a whole , and more broadly , about culture as a whole ; this drama / culture complex is “ about ” reality not in the passive sense ...
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Instead , ego psychoanalysis takes many years of careful reconstruction of the patient's sense of identity . Oddly , such psychoanalysts have rarely had much to say about the theatre . For example , Lichtenstein's major work ...
Instead , ego psychoanalysis takes many years of careful reconstruction of the patient's sense of identity . Oddly , such psychoanalysts have rarely had much to say about the theatre . For example , Lichtenstein's major work ...
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Their own sense of identity feels so perilously weak that they find it threatening to take on another . Successful actors , on the other hand , typically have a strong sense of identity , which is why they can safely put it aside for a ...
Their own sense of identity feels so perilously weak that they find it threatening to take on another . Successful actors , on the other hand , typically have a strong sense of identity , which is why they can safely put it aside for a ...
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Acknowledgments | 9 |
Sophocles Oedipus the King | 121 |
Shakespeare As You Like It | 133 |
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