Tragic ReliefOxford University Press, 1932 - 233 páginas |
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... play within a play ; the drama that appears in the outer events of the piece is only the obverse of the picture , there being a reverse side , the play within the play , hidden from the physical eye , but presented in the most luminous ...
... play within a play ; the drama that appears in the outer events of the piece is only the obverse of the picture , there being a reverse side , the play within the play , hidden from the physical eye , but presented in the most luminous ...
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... play is no fiction but a fact . The illusion of tragedy seeks to beguile the audience into imagining that what happens in the play is not the real fact , and that what does not appear , but operates from an unseen region within , is the ...
... play is no fiction but a fact . The illusion of tragedy seeks to beguile the audience into imagining that what happens in the play is not the real fact , and that what does not appear , but operates from an unseen region within , is the ...
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... play , and he is intended to serve as an instrument of tragic relief . We have seen that in the tragedies that have been discussed before in this chapter , a comic element is introduced just when the tragic tension of the play is at its ...
... play , and he is intended to serve as an instrument of tragic relief . We have seen that in the tragedies that have been discussed before in this chapter , a comic element is introduced just when the tragic tension of the play is at its ...
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PHILOSOPHICAL EXPOSITIONS OF TRAGIC PLEASURE | 12 |
THE SECRET OF TRAGIC PLEASURE | 34 |
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