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Responding to this question in Imaginary Audition , I began by resituating the polarity within reading and treating it as a conflict between stage - centered and text - centered reading , and I then complicated the scheme by introducing ...
Responding to this question in Imaginary Audition , I began by resituating the polarity within reading and treating it as a conflict between stage - centered and text - centered reading , and I then complicated the scheme by introducing ...
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In practice , we found that the three plays display a unique stage blending of unpretentious naturalism of style ( as in the crowd scene before the christening in Henry VIII , V.iii . 190 ) unexpectedly combined with exploitation of the ...
In practice , we found that the three plays display a unique stage blending of unpretentious naturalism of style ( as in the crowd scene before the christening in Henry VIII , V.iii . 190 ) unexpectedly combined with exploitation of the ...
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For anyone concerned , as I am here , with the cultural construction of emotions and other forms of affect , the popular stage represents a unique historical resource , and one whose significance in its own time cannot be limited to the ...
For anyone concerned , as I am here , with the cultural construction of emotions and other forms of affect , the popular stage represents a unique historical resource , and one whose significance in its own time cannot be limited to the ...
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