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... claim for theatrical influence : Nordau's long chapter on hysteria contains the subheading " Ibsenism . " The year 1895 marked the ... claims for " truth to life . ” In effect , hysteria provides stage realism with one of its richest and ...
... claim for theatrical influence : Nordau's long chapter on hysteria contains the subheading " Ibsenism . " The year 1895 marked the ... claims for " truth to life . ” In effect , hysteria provides stage realism with one of its richest and ...
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... claims of these subject positions get worked through in his poetry . While the subtitle of Yingling's study , " New ... Claiming that Crane's work challenges " received conventions " for the representation and interpretion of - gay male ...
... claims of these subject positions get worked through in his poetry . While the subtitle of Yingling's study , " New ... Claiming that Crane's work challenges " received conventions " for the representation and interpretion of - gay male ...
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... claims that because Hitchcock's films are constructed along an Oedipal trajectory , they insert the male spectator into a fixed , stable subject position . The hero's sadistic pleasure in the woman's fragmented body guarantees the ...
... claims that because Hitchcock's films are constructed along an Oedipal trajectory , they insert the male spectator into a fixed , stable subject position . The hero's sadistic pleasure in the woman's fragmented body guarantees the ...
Inhalt
Introduction | 3 |
A Dossier a Performance Piece a LittleUnderstood Emotion | 12 |
The Language of Expression on Natures Stage | 40 |
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