The Aesthetic of Drama: And, Stalin's PlaysEnnes Publications, 1995 - 216 strani |
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Stran 8
... necessary is preferred to the others which are classed luxuries which by their very nature dispensable . Without the useful , life would be even impossible . But how are these necessaries to be secured ? The second impulse i.e. the ...
... necessary is preferred to the others which are classed luxuries which by their very nature dispensable . Without the useful , life would be even impossible . But how are these necessaries to be secured ? The second impulse i.e. the ...
Stran 19
... necessary if emotional reaction to melodrama is not to degenerate into mistaking appearances for reality . This critical distance is called ' the aesthetic distance ' and the con- sumer's proper reaction is known as ' aesthetic distan ...
... necessary if emotional reaction to melodrama is not to degenerate into mistaking appearances for reality . This critical distance is called ' the aesthetic distance ' and the con- sumer's proper reaction is known as ' aesthetic distan ...
Stran 65
... necessary , and one might add welcome , gap between reality and art : reality being inexorably natural and art being characterised by imagi- nation . But then the two must be reconciled in such a fashion as to make genuine art ...
... necessary , and one might add welcome , gap between reality and art : reality being inexorably natural and art being characterised by imagi- nation . But then the two must be reconciled in such a fashion as to make genuine art ...
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