The Hyacinth Room: An Investigation Into the Nature of Comedy, Tragedy, & TragicomedyKnopf, 1964 - 317 стор. |
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... person can only be in one place . " 9 Which is true enough , but the statement does not say all that needs to be said about the relation of names to persons . In the first place , a name does not always adequately , or even accurately ...
... person can only be in one place . " 9 Which is true enough , but the statement does not say all that needs to be said about the relation of names to persons . In the first place , a name does not always adequately , or even accurately ...
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... person is out of harmony with nature . It is better to divide among two persons that which is usually found confused clumsily and joined in one . My master and myself , as being one person , are each a part of the other . Would it could ...
... person is out of harmony with nature . It is better to divide among two persons that which is usually found confused clumsily and joined in one . My master and myself , as being one person , are each a part of the other . Would it could ...
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... person , and another for that . Diverse con- sciences . So we have this illusion of being one person for all , of having a personality that is unique in all our acts . But it 3. Six Characters , p . 229 . 4. Pirandello : Henry IV ...
... person , and another for that . Diverse con- sciences . So we have this illusion of being one person for all , of having a personality that is unique in all our acts . But it 3. Six Characters , p . 229 . 4. Pirandello : Henry IV ...
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