Byron's Plays: A Reassessment |
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Byron's term , " Mental theatre , " could be enlarged to include not only the " Meta- physical " plays but also the historical plays which encourage the audience to think instead of drowning them in false sentiments .
Byron's term , " Mental theatre , " could be enlarged to include not only the " Meta- physical " plays but also the historical plays which encourage the audience to think instead of drowning them in false sentiments .
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From these remarks it can be deduced that what these critics were reacting against was not merely unenlightened theatre performances , but that they were judging all actual performances by the standard of the ideal performance within ...
From these remarks it can be deduced that what these critics were reacting against was not merely unenlightened theatre performances , but that they were judging all actual performances by the standard of the ideal performance within ...
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10 The meaning of the term " mental theatre " can also be extended in the modern context of Brecht . Brecht felt that the role of the theatre was not to make the audience feel but think . To do this , it was necessary for the playwright ...
10 The meaning of the term " mental theatre " can also be extended in the modern context of Brecht . Brecht felt that the role of the theatre was not to make the audience feel but think . To do this , it was necessary for the playwright ...
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