Essays by Divers Hands: Being the Transactions of the Royal Society of Literature, Band 3 |
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... actor , and the pamphleteer , and the painter needs them when he passes from the practice to the theory of his art . 66 Those who , like myself , sat for two years on the Departmental Committee on English under Sir Henry's chairmanship ...
... actor , and the pamphleteer , and the painter needs them when he passes from the practice to the theory of his art . 66 Those who , like myself , sat for two years on the Departmental Committee on English under Sir Henry's chairmanship ...
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... actor , a dramatist , and a producer - in the fullest sense a man of the theatre - Mr . Granville - Barker speaks with exceptional authority when he asserts that " the scholar and actor have need of each other . ' Too long has there ...
... actor , a dramatist , and a producer - in the fullest sense a man of the theatre - Mr . Granville - Barker speaks with exceptional authority when he asserts that " the scholar and actor have need of each other . ' Too long has there ...
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... acting together . Even the Greeks had a dual , and their language was by so much more primitive than ours . In the lower grades of our society this kind of repetition and particularity is still favoured , no doubt as a precaution ...
... acting together . Even the Greeks had a dual , and their language was by so much more primitive than ours . In the lower grades of our society this kind of repetition and particularity is still favoured , no doubt as a precaution ...
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... acting will be of the crudest , interpretation far too fine a term . Yet to this treatment the play will still respond , while it may be inert under the touch of the most learned professor . But if I say that Shakespeare has suffered ...
... acting will be of the crudest , interpretation far too fine a term . Yet to this treatment the play will still respond , while it may be inert under the touch of the most learned professor . But if I say that Shakespeare has suffered ...
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... actor's conception of the parts . But I can think of no higher compliment to pay . For that is what I mean by life - giving . To Professor Bradley the plays are plays and never cease to be plays . They are bodies to be animated . But he ...
... actor's conception of the parts . But I can think of no higher compliment to pay . For that is what I mean by life - giving . To Professor Bradley the plays are plays and never cease to be plays . They are bodies to be animated . But he ...
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