Titlebook: Drama: An Introduction; G. J. Watson Textbook 1983Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1983 drama.literary theory.literature

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Peter E. Prevelige,Bentley A. Fanethe answer to a riddle (the riddle of himself), the point of the remark is clear; but Sophocles, quite apart from the grandeur of his conception, rigidly eschews the digressions, the false trails and the unfocused naturalism that are regular features of the detective story.

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Sophoclean Tragedy,the answer to a riddle (the riddle of himself), the point of the remark is clear; but Sophocles, quite apart from the grandeur of his conception, rigidly eschews the digressions, the false trails and the unfocused naturalism that are regular features of the detective story.

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,Chekhov and the Drama of Social Change: ‘The Cherry Orchard’,redetermined thesis lying behind his plays. Miller’s . also suffers from its author’s adoption of a rigid stance, in this case the desire to assert the possibility of the tragedy of the common man (Willy’s very surname is Loman), which is juxtaposed uneasily with Miller’s social insights.

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Shakespearean Tragedy,mile and smile, and be a villain’ as Hamlet discovers, and the intensity with which Shakespeare presents Macbeth’s seared conscience throughout the play makes it impossible to accept the phrase ‘this dead butcher’ as a wholly adequate epitaph on the man.

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The Nature of Drama, of the form. G. B. Tennyson says: ‘Drama is a story that people act out on a stage before spectators.’ Eric Bentley remarks: ‘The theatrical situation, reduced to a minimum, is that A impersonates B while C looks on.’ For Marjorie Boulton, a play ‘is not really a piece of literature for reading. A

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Sophoclean Tragedy,ts economy as a work of art. Its plot is single and of determined bounds: it tells how Oedipus discovers the secret of his birth, and the effect of this discovery on himself, his wife/mother, and the appalled citizenry. Nothing extraneous is permitted, and the relentless logic of Oedipus’s step-by-s