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Language,while unavoidable restrictions (put to good use by the best dramatists) affected the amount of physical action depicted on stage and hence the contemporary audience’s understanding of the terms plot and action. Now in the . Aristotle is careful to suggest that language is secondary to plot and hence

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Proprieties,that of what they called . (or .) and which is usually translated into English as ‘verisimilitude’. This desire to avoid showing what was, or might be judged, improbable and to insist on probability can be seen to fit in with several aims—with the ‘moral purpose’ which many dramatists said they gave

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Criticism, two steps in the production process: staging and publication. At each of these points the playwright can, if he so desires, make his influence felt, by instructing the actors on how their parts should be played and by revising his text for publication in the light of criticism or his own second tho

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Criticism, two steps in the production process: staging and publication. At each of these points the playwright can, if he so desires, make his influence felt, by instructing the actors on how their parts should be played and by revising his text for publication in the light of criticism or his own second thoughts.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-37872-4 two steps in the production process: staging and publication. At each of these points the playwright can, if he so desires, make his influence felt, by instructing the actors on how their parts should be played and by revising his text for publication in the light of criticism or his own second thoughts.

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,Überlegungen vor der Anaesthesie,l recent English books, among them Will G. Moore’s . (1971) and the relevant chapters of Geoffrey Brereton’s . (1973), as well as in Jacques Truchet’s thought-provoking study . (1975). The need to reinterpret literature of the past, whether in the light of fresh evidence or because new critics or re

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