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the same subjective , dream - like quality remains , but there is usually no central figure in the play itself to whom we can attribute this dreamy subjectivity . The boundary between inner and outer play have dissolved completely ...
the same subjective , dream - like quality remains , but there is usually no central figure in the play itself to whom we can attribute this dreamy subjectivity . The boundary between inner and outer play have dissolved completely ...
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Of course , the dramatic action usually includes references to events and places that are unseen , but these are again part of the dramatic illusion ” I have been talking about , since they are entirely a function of what we see and ...
Of course , the dramatic action usually includes references to events and places that are unseen , but these are again part of the dramatic illusion ” I have been talking about , since they are entirely a function of what we see and ...
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You will hear what you usually see . The light that illuminates us signifies nothing . Neither do the clothes we wear signify anything . They indicate nothing , they are not unusual in any way , they signify nothing .
You will hear what you usually see . The light that illuminates us signifies nothing . Neither do the clothes we wear signify anything . They indicate nothing , they are not unusual in any way , they signify nothing .
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Acknowledgments | 9 |
Sophocles Oedipus the King | 121 |
Shakespeare As You Like It | 133 |
Urheberrecht | |
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