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Such ceremonies , again , are not directly based on any traditional ones in our culture , although they may borrow random elements from such things as the Catholic mass , or take over rituals wholesale from other cultures , as when ...
Such ceremonies , again , are not directly based on any traditional ones in our culture , although they may borrow random elements from such things as the Catholic mass , or take over rituals wholesale from other cultures , as when ...
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What makes listening to a symphony or seeing a painting or watching a play pleasurable , in contrast to watching or listening to something even the same thing - in real life ? As Aristotle long ago noted , " there are some things that ...
What makes listening to a symphony or seeing a painting or watching a play pleasurable , in contrast to watching or listening to something even the same thing - in real life ? As Aristotle long ago noted , " there are some things that ...
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Yet , as Teiresias points out , there are many important things that he does not know , including the facts of his own parentage . And how does he actually come to know things ? We see him jump hastily to conclusions when he accuses ...
Yet , as Teiresias points out , there are many important things that he does not know , including the facts of his own parentage . And how does he actually come to know things ? We see him jump hastily to conclusions when he accuses ...
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Acknowledgments | 9 |
Sophocles Oedipus the King | 121 |
Shakespeare As You Like It | 133 |
Urheberrecht | |
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