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Indeed , it often draws its greatest force from the fact that we do know what ... The three greatest dramatists of Greece were Aeschylus , Sophocles , and Euripides . Their lives overlapped , though each carried the form of his art a ...
Indeed , it often draws its greatest force from the fact that we do know what ... The three greatest dramatists of Greece were Aeschylus , Sophocles , and Euripides . Their lives overlapped , though each carried the form of his art a ...
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The Chinese love the art of acting ; to them , it is the greatest attraction of their stage . They know precisely what is to be expected of the actor in a particular characterization . If the THE THEATRE IN ASIA : CHINA – JAPAN - - 55 ...
The Chinese love the art of acting ; to them , it is the greatest attraction of their stage . They know precisely what is to be expected of the actor in a particular characterization . If the THE THEATRE IN ASIA : CHINA – JAPAN - - 55 ...
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The Misanthrope , which time has confirmed by general acceptance as his greatest play , was too subtle and advanced for its age and so was one of the least successful . Tartuffe , for differOne 30 WORLD ent reasons , could not be played ...
The Misanthrope , which time has confirmed by general acceptance as his greatest play , was too subtle and advanced for its age and so was one of the least successful . Tartuffe , for differOne 30 WORLD ent reasons , could not be played ...
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How Drama Was Born | 1 |
The Theatre of Greece | 6 |
Reconstruction of Theatre of Dionysus at Athens | 14 |
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