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thanks the audience for their patience , and asks them to put themselves in the actors ' shoes , as the actors put themselves in the audience's place , " ours be your patience then , and yours our parts . ” While the King may have the ...
thanks the audience for their patience , and asks them to put themselves in the actors ' shoes , as the actors put themselves in the audience's place , " ours be your patience then , and yours our parts . ” While the King may have the ...
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My hypothesis is that Brutus ' and Antony's orations are theatrical pieces ; the tribune is their stage and the Roman citizens are their spectators , a feverish , fascinated and easily manipulated audience , the very opposite of the ...
My hypothesis is that Brutus ' and Antony's orations are theatrical pieces ; the tribune is their stage and the Roman citizens are their spectators , a feverish , fascinated and easily manipulated audience , the very opposite of the ...
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If Caesar dies at the hands of republican fellow players unwilling to cede the theater to a single monarchical actor , Cinna dies as a sacrifice to an audience that has taken the stage . It may seem strange for Shakespeare to inaugurate ...
If Caesar dies at the hands of republican fellow players unwilling to cede the theater to a single monarchical actor , Cinna dies as a sacrifice to an audience that has taken the stage . It may seem strange for Shakespeare to inaugurate ...
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