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... character ' , and that Shakespeare did not mistake the theatre for a clinic or look upon the milieu of tragedy as ... character ' , otherwise the rest of the Elizabethan dramatists would not have hesitated to put such characters on the ...
... character ' , and that Shakespeare did not mistake the theatre for a clinic or look upon the milieu of tragedy as ... character ' , otherwise the rest of the Elizabethan dramatists would not have hesitated to put such characters on the ...
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... character is in danger of losing its interest for the spectator unless its human quality — in this case that of woman - be somehow restored . That is why he makes her break down entirely later on after the murder , and why he shows by ...
... character is in danger of losing its interest for the spectator unless its human quality — in this case that of woman - be somehow restored . That is why he makes her break down entirely later on after the murder , and why he shows by ...
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... character of the whole ; for it is only within that character that the reciprocal implications are . Now , if this is so , every connexion by content implies a domination essentially teleological in character . For the ' significant ...
... character of the whole ; for it is only within that character that the reciprocal implications are . Now , if this is so , every connexion by content implies a domination essentially teleological in character . For the ' significant ...
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PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS By Sir David Ross | 21 |
ARAB RULE UNDER THE AL BU SAID DYNASTY OF OMAN Raleigh | 27 |
SOME PROBLEMS OF THE PHILOSOPHY OF HISTORY Philosophical | 55 |
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