An Introduction to the Study of LiteratureHarcourt, Brace, 1925 - 454 páginas |
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... dialogue rather than of dramatic action as we understand it to - day . The Greeks distinguished carefully between tragedy and comedy . Tragedy they regarded as a dramatic poem of great seriousness representing an important event at a ...
... dialogue rather than of dramatic action as we understand it to - day . The Greeks distinguished carefully between tragedy and comedy . Tragedy they regarded as a dramatic poem of great seriousness representing an important event at a ...
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... dialogues which purport to reproduce the conversations between the philosopher Socrates and his friends . In these dialogues are set forth ideas of the nature of truth , of love , of the immortality of the soul , and of the ideal state ...
... dialogues which purport to reproduce the conversations between the philosopher Socrates and his friends . In these dialogues are set forth ideas of the nature of truth , of love , of the immortality of the soul , and of the ideal state ...
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... dialogues introduced into the church services at Christmas and Easter . Thence was but a step to the dramatized stories of the Biblical narrative which we know as " mystery " or " miracle plays , " and from them to the dramatized ...
... dialogues introduced into the church services at Christmas and Easter . Thence was but a step to the dramatized stories of the Biblical narrative which we know as " mystery " or " miracle plays , " and from them to the dramatized ...
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... dialogue . The great writer of masques was Ben Jonson , though the masque most familiar to students of literature is Milton's Comus , acted in 1634 . The chief forms of literature developed between 1550 and 1660 may be summarized as ...
... dialogue . The great writer of masques was Ben Jonson , though the masque most familiar to students of literature is Milton's Comus , acted in 1634 . The chief forms of literature developed between 1550 and 1660 may be summarized as ...
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... dialogue with a setting accurately reproducing the actual background of modern life . In the new drama tragedy and comedy ceased to have their old meanings . A classification of drama into comedy and tragedy became impossible since ...
... dialogue with a setting accurately reproducing the actual background of modern life . In the new drama tragedy and comedy ceased to have their old meanings . A classification of drama into comedy and tragedy became impossible since ...
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