A Short History of English DramaMacGibbon & Kee, 1965 - 216 páginas |
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... human fea- tures . One of the earliest of these moralities is The Castle of Per- severance ( of the early fifteenth ... human quality as is found in The Pilgrim's Progress , which is a very similar story . The audience of both these ...
... human fea- tures . One of the earliest of these moralities is The Castle of Per- severance ( of the early fifteenth ... human quality as is found in The Pilgrim's Progress , which is a very similar story . The audience of both these ...
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... human figures with lives in- dependent of the immediate action . Each play is able to appeal at a number of different levels . The theme is in one sense so obvious , and the characters so clear , and the incident so strong and active ...
... human figures with lives in- dependent of the immediate action . Each play is able to appeal at a number of different levels . The theme is in one sense so obvious , and the characters so clear , and the incident so strong and active ...
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... human and close to ordinary human motives , but Coriolanus endures a pride which is a specialized emotion . The spectator can identify himself with Hamlet and Antony , but he has to watch Coriolanus ; even then his motives are ...
... human and close to ordinary human motives , but Coriolanus endures a pride which is a specialized emotion . The spectator can identify himself with Hamlet and Antony , but he has to watch Coriolanus ; even then his motives are ...
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INTRODUCTORY II | 11 |
THE ORIGINS MIRACLES MORALITIES | 19 |
THE BEGINNINGS OF TRAGEDY OF THE HISTORY | 29 |
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