The Art of Drama

abstract abstract art achieved action actor aesthetic analysis artist aspects auditory auditory imagery beauty chapter character characteristic colour comedy complex composition connexion context dialogue drama dramatic form dramatist effect elements emotional evocation evokes example experience expressive formula-images external feeling function human Ibsen idea ideal imagery imagination implicit interfuse intertexture kind language Les Parents Terribles literary art lyric lyric poetry Macbeth Mallarmé meaning medium metaphor moral myth naive realism nature Novalis objects observe painting particular pattern persons philosophy picture play poem poet poetic poetry precise principle problem programme music prose psychological R. G. Collingwood re-enactment realism reality reference relation representational art rhythm romantic romantic poetry romanticism scene scientific sense sensuous Shakespeare simple situation social song sound speech style symbolic symbolist theory things thought tion tragedy unity varied verbal verse vision visual vivid voice whilst whole words