The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 128Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1940 |
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Pagina 197
... play still remain an Irish play . ' Yet Mr. F. R. Higgins , by way of introducing the problem of Yeats , goes out of his way to pro- vide a plausible psychological explanation of the ancestral lack of Gaelic plays , ' and then manages ...
... play still remain an Irish play . ' Yet Mr. F. R. Higgins , by way of introducing the problem of Yeats , goes out of his way to pro- vide a plausible psychological explanation of the ancestral lack of Gaelic plays , ' and then manages ...
Pagina 200
... play seems likely to be very effective . The main problem is that of the stylisation of character and scene . Here Mr. O'Casey has been anticipated by Yeats , both in theory and in practice . But with Yeats the stylisation was always ...
... play seems likely to be very effective . The main problem is that of the stylisation of character and scene . Here Mr. O'Casey has been anticipated by Yeats , both in theory and in practice . But with Yeats the stylisation was always ...
Pagina 410
... play- going - which means in London or New York almost nightly visits to theatres during the busy season - I swore not to see the inside of a playhouse for at least twelve months . Six years of dramatic criticisms at one time is enough ...
... play- going - which means in London or New York almost nightly visits to theatres during the busy season - I swore not to see the inside of a playhouse for at least twelve months . Six years of dramatic criticisms at one time is enough ...
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