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The truth appears to be , if the canonical drama is any evidence – obsessed as it is with the insidiousness of appearance — that the theater has always been suspicious of theater , so far as theater is nothing more than appearance .
The truth appears to be , if the canonical drama is any evidence – obsessed as it is with the insidiousness of appearance — that the theater has always been suspicious of theater , so far as theater is nothing more than appearance .
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Performance is an event that appears to us to be impossible , an event that is content to remain as such at the ... performances take on the status of pseudo - phenomena ; they occur , and yet they can appear only through the media .
Performance is an event that appears to us to be impossible , an event that is content to remain as such at the ... performances take on the status of pseudo - phenomena ; they occur , and yet they can appear only through the media .
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Since then performance art appears to be exhibiting postmodern characteristics — even if I use the word here with - caution , since I agree with Habermas when he states that postmodernism “ does not emit any clear signal ” ( 90 ) .
Since then performance art appears to be exhibiting postmodern characteristics — even if I use the word here with - caution , since I agree with Habermas when he states that postmodernism “ does not emit any clear signal ” ( 90 ) .
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