All Semblative a Woman's Part?: Studies in the Staging of and Audience Response to Boy Actors in Sexual Disguise in the Elizabethan Theatre 1580-1615H. Gras, 1991 - 583 pages |
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... mind when he saw the play cannot be determined . If Forman checked the chronicle after he saw the play , it would seem that he could have done better with the geographical and genealogical details ( nowhere does the chronicle say that ...
... mind when he saw the play cannot be determined . If Forman checked the chronicle after he saw the play , it would seem that he could have done better with the geographical and genealogical details ( nowhere does the chronicle say that ...
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... mind that he changes his appearance in accordance with his mind ( see also Mucedorus , a King's Men's play printed 1610 ) .70 Many female - page devices allude to the union of the souls of man and wife , inspiring a forsaken wife to ...
... mind that he changes his appearance in accordance with his mind ( see also Mucedorus , a King's Men's play printed 1610 ) .70 Many female - page devices allude to the union of the souls of man and wife , inspiring a forsaken wife to ...
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... mind ' and ' sympathetic ( also distorted ) imagination ' in audience response are shared by both . Both theories are interested in the relation of mind in language , through analyses of word play and figurative speech . Ultimately ...
... mind ' and ' sympathetic ( also distorted ) imagination ' in audience response are shared by both . Both theories are interested in the relation of mind in language , through analyses of word play and figurative speech . Ultimately ...
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