Xavier University Studies, Volúmenes8-11Xavier University (New Orleans, La.), 1969 |
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... play . And just as the real actor / man hides ( “ acts " ) behind the personality of his character , so too the playwright hides ( " shows not tells " ) behind the collective actions and speech of his characters , manipulating them and ...
... play . And just as the real actor / man hides ( “ acts " ) behind the personality of his character , so too the playwright hides ( " shows not tells " ) behind the collective actions and speech of his characters , manipulating them and ...
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... plays to so that the actors and spectators are one , and the play comes out of and takes place in the lives of the audience . The audience must forget it is an audience . The actor must cease to be performer . The play / performance ...
... plays to so that the actors and spectators are one , and the play comes out of and takes place in the lives of the audience . The audience must forget it is an audience . The actor must cease to be performer . The play / performance ...
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... play have no names , possibly to suggest their lack of self - identity , and the author may have intentionally provided them with stilted dialogue to suggest a phony formalization acquired in imitating white men . Certainly the speech ...
... play have no names , possibly to suggest their lack of self - identity , and the author may have intentionally provided them with stilted dialogue to suggest a phony formalization acquired in imitating white men . Certainly the speech ...
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A Journal of Critical and Creative Scholarship | 3 |
Sr Consuela Marie Theological Confrontation With | 21 |
Richard Kostelanetz The Politics of Unresolved Quests | 31 |
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Xavier University Studies, Volúmenes5-7 Xavier University (New Orleans, La.) Vista de fragmentos - 1966 |
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