Taking the Stage: Self Development Through Dramatic ArtPitman Publishing Corporation, 1939 - 339 sider |
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... POETRY PORTRAYAL " The finest poetry was first experience . " EMERSON POETRY PORTRAYAL * objectifies the experiences contained in poems . It represents the modern approach to the problem of making poetry concrete enough to win popular ...
... POETRY PORTRAYAL " The finest poetry was first experience . " EMERSON POETRY PORTRAYAL * objectifies the experiences contained in poems . It represents the modern approach to the problem of making poetry concrete enough to win popular ...
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... poetry lecture - recital which would apply to other forms of literature . A Lecture Recital on Poetry First find a fresh and interesting approach . One ever - fresh sub- ject is : what is the general value of poetry ? Such a lecture ...
... poetry lecture - recital which would apply to other forms of literature . A Lecture Recital on Poetry First find a fresh and interesting approach . One ever - fresh sub- ject is : what is the general value of poetry ? Such a lecture ...
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... Poetic and What is a Practical Mind ? Max Eastman , in The Enjoyment of Poetry , says : " The practical man is never distracted by things , or as- pects of things , which have no bear- ing on his purpose , but ever seizing the ...
... Poetic and What is a Practical Mind ? Max Eastman , in The Enjoyment of Poetry , says : " The practical man is never distracted by things , or as- pects of things , which have no bear- ing on his purpose , but ever seizing the ...
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BROADENING THE FRONTIERS OF DRAMATIC ART | 3 |
EXPRESSION AND ITS FORMS | 9 |
EXPRESSIONRHYTHMIC AND BALANCED | 13 |
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