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The noh existed for six hundred years , almost unchanged in all that time , until Japan felt the influence of the West . Once again we find legendary religious origins for this art . In time past , the sun goddess decided to go into ...
The noh existed for six hundred years , almost unchanged in all that time , until Japan felt the influence of the West . Once again we find legendary religious origins for this art . In time past , the sun goddess decided to go into ...
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The tours made the influence of the commedia far - flung indeed . Shakespeare was writing when the comedy still flourished . No less than eight of his plays - not all of them comedies — have roots to some degree in the commedia dell ...
The tours made the influence of the commedia far - flung indeed . Shakespeare was writing when the comedy still flourished . No less than eight of his plays - not all of them comedies — have roots to some degree in the commedia dell ...
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Like those who followed him , he shows an unmistakable influence of Molière , without the great Frenchman's genius or professionalism . Characteristically , Etherege ceased writing after The Man of Mode to devote himself wholly to ...
Like those who followed him , he shows an unmistakable influence of Molière , without the great Frenchman's genius or professionalism . Characteristically , Etherege ceased writing after The Man of Mode to devote himself wholly to ...
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Contents
How Drama Was Born | 1 |
The Theatre of Greece | 6 |
Reconstruction of Theatre of Dionysus at Athens | 14 |
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