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Sivu 34
... tragic enterprize , he usually survives whereas the hero enters the unequal struggle and is destroyed . Because of the contrasting values embodied by the hero and the prudent man , the traditional tragedian is able to explore those ...
... tragic enterprize , he usually survives whereas the hero enters the unequal struggle and is destroyed . Because of the contrasting values embodied by the hero and the prudent man , the traditional tragedian is able to explore those ...
Sivu 41
... tragic sense exhibited by these two plays should not contradict the general attitude towards tragic issues implied by the Absur- dists . In Waiting for Godot and Endgame , the utterly hostile nature of a meaningless cosmos undermines ...
... tragic sense exhibited by these two plays should not contradict the general attitude towards tragic issues implied by the Absur- dists . In Waiting for Godot and Endgame , the utterly hostile nature of a meaningless cosmos undermines ...
Sivu 42
... tragic ontology and the tragic structures of man's conflict with his cosmos . Whether the cosmos is malevolent , benevolent or indifferent , it has an order and meaning . Whether the hero is malignant , mistaken or morally great , he ...
... tragic ontology and the tragic structures of man's conflict with his cosmos . Whether the cosmos is malevolent , benevolent or indifferent , it has an order and meaning . Whether the hero is malignant , mistaken or morally great , he ...
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