Titlebook: John Ford and the Caroline Theatre; Dorothy M. Farr Book 1979 Dorothy M. Farr 1979 history.literature.North America.theatre.theatre histor

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-04648-5history; literature; North America; theatre; theatre history

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Return to Domestic Tragi-comedy at the Phoenix: ,sophisticated society. Considering the current taste in the private theatre to which Jonson responded in his Caroline plays, this theme could have formed the basis of social satire. But Ford approached the subject as a human problem; he needed a fresh pattern and he looked for his model in the domestic drama of the early years of the Century.

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The Challenge of the Caroline Theatre,ering alterations to the Cockpitin-Court so that plays could be performed there, Prince Henry had shown a practical interest. But with Charles and his Queen the royal family were not only actively interested in drama but were seen to be so. For the time being Puritan opposition could be safely ignored.

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Poet-dramatist in the Caroline Theatre,t plays, he is clearly of the Caroline theatre, but his habit of presenting Caroline conceptions within a Jacobean pattern, his obvious attachment to a drama which most of his contemporaries would regard as outworn, have placed him to the modern view as ‘in every way a conclusion’,. — in effect the last of the Jacobean poet-dramatists.

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,The Revenge Motive in ’,: a play for the Phoenix Theatre,orces of religion, family and society, compulsions before which they are guilty and which will ultimately destroy them. But they also know that for them their love is the only reality; ethically they admit that they are wrong, inwardly they know that they are fulfilling the destiny their natures have shaped for them — it is their ‘fate’.

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Dorothy M. Farreories such as Jean Guichard’s self-construction framework and the life design paradigm. The authors deliver an avant garde text that is easy to read and use without diluting the conceptual and terminological complexities of the field. .The book is an invaluable resource for new, emerging and experi

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