New Theatres for OldD. Dobson, 1947 - 553 pages |
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Page 246
... period . Only by this can they be brought at closer range , and never by means of a decadent apologetic substitute ... period made use of symbols considerably more vehement than those of his earlier and later periods . And the later ...
... period . Only by this can they be brought at closer range , and never by means of a decadent apologetic substitute ... period made use of symbols considerably more vehement than those of his earlier and later periods . And the later ...
Page 369
... period was now a memory , the period of reconstruction was safely launched . For the first time since the revolution the nation as a whole felt itself prepared for whatever the troublous future might bring . It is against this ...
... period was now a memory , the period of reconstruction was safely launched . For the first time since the revolution the nation as a whole felt itself prepared for whatever the troublous future might bring . It is against this ...
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... period of Epic theatre in Germany has undoubt- edly been sectarian . But sectarian periods are the rule with new tendencies . They are the periods of incubation , when a new idea is engaged in establishing its own identity , marking ...
... period of Epic theatre in Germany has undoubt- edly been sectarian . But sectarian periods are the rule with new tendencies . They are the periods of incubation , when a new idea is engaged in establishing its own identity , marking ...
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