"A Diamond, Though Set in Horn": Philip Massinger's Attitude to SpectacleInstitut für Anglistik und Amerikanistik, Universität Salzburg, 1984 - Počet stran: 282 |
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... function of spectacle is more mimetic : glorious shows and processions can recreate their equivalents in real life as to some extent do Anne Boleyn's coronation procession and the unusually elaborate masque in Act One of The Maid's ...
... function of spectacle is more mimetic : glorious shows and processions can recreate their equivalents in real life as to some extent do Anne Boleyn's coronation procession and the unusually elaborate masque in Act One of The Maid's ...
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... function . allowed but little to exhibit those characteristics of the inserted form described by Dieter Mehl : the ... Functions of the Play Within a Play , ' RD 8 ( 1965 ) , 60 . confuse illusion and reality . Although this is a play 68.
... function . allowed but little to exhibit those characteristics of the inserted form described by Dieter Mehl : the ... Functions of the Play Within a Play , ' RD 8 ( 1965 ) , 60 . confuse illusion and reality . Although this is a play 68.
Strana 86
... function than has sometimes been For ' prompt copy , ' with its precise memoes and instructions , believed . 15 is not necessarily the infallible aid for actors and theatre historians that it at first appears ; it often fails to note ...
... function than has sometimes been For ' prompt copy , ' with its precise memoes and instructions , believed . 15 is not necessarily the infallible aid for actors and theatre historians that it at first appears ; it often fails to note ...
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