Tragic ReliefOxford University Press, 1932 - 233 páginas |
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... lyrical melody in the verse that ordinarily serves as the medium of tragic art . Every great tragedy is a magnificent poem at the same time that it is an effective play . It appears that the tragic dramatist composes his work in an ...
... lyrical melody in the verse that ordinarily serves as the medium of tragic art . Every great tragedy is a magnificent poem at the same time that it is an effective play . It appears that the tragic dramatist composes his work in an ...
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... lyrical trend of the style , we often meet with an attempt to create a general lyrical atmosphere , in the realistic tragedy of the present day , by the introduc- tion of a romantic episode . We have a striking illustra- tion of this ...
... lyrical trend of the style , we often meet with an attempt to create a general lyrical atmosphere , in the realistic tragedy of the present day , by the introduc- tion of a romantic episode . We have a striking illustra- tion of this ...
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... lyrical style which has thus been a constant feature of tragic drama ? The main purpose of the introduction of lyrical charm and melody into tragedy is to provide relief . Music has a remarkably soothing effect on the mind , and the ...
... lyrical style which has thus been a constant feature of tragic drama ? The main purpose of the introduction of lyrical charm and melody into tragedy is to provide relief . Music has a remarkably soothing effect on the mind , and the ...
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PHILOSOPHICAL EXPOSITIONS OF TRAGIC PLEASURE | 12 |
THE SECRET OF TRAGIC PLEASURE | 34 |
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