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The “ anti - theatrical prejudice ” is rooted in powerful unconscious desires and fears . These fears are of course largely irrational . Sexual drives need outlets as well as constraints ; sexual promiscuity is antisocial , neurotic ...
The “ anti - theatrical prejudice ” is rooted in powerful unconscious desires and fears . These fears are of course largely irrational . Sexual drives need outlets as well as constraints ; sexual promiscuity is antisocial , neurotic ...
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The special , magical feeling that we experience in the theatre is the result of our awareness that there is so much ... In other words , we experience real life in theatrical performance as a potential ; not as what is , but as what ...
The special , magical feeling that we experience in the theatre is the result of our awareness that there is so much ... In other words , we experience real life in theatrical performance as a potential ; not as what is , but as what ...
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Furthermore , with literary reference , tha audience must have a fair degree of literary and theatrical ... The real - life insertions and acknowledgments of avant - garde American theatre practitioners have rarely worked well outside ...
Furthermore , with literary reference , tha audience must have a fair degree of literary and theatrical ... The real - life insertions and acknowledgments of avant - garde American theatre practitioners have rarely worked well outside ...
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Acknowledgments | 9 |
Sophocles Oedipus the King | 121 |
Shakespeare As You Like It | 133 |
Urheberrecht | |
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