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...he revolutionary one, when in decadentism “a position of submissiveness” (Mario de Micheli) shows itself, caused by a lack of the sense of differenti... ...ety, in the outside world and the inside world, in fantasy and reality” - Mario de Micheli) has become radical in paradoxism, a limit to which is im... ...ce of the European avant-garde dramaturgy to launching non-plays with non-characters. NonNovel realizes a cycle of the vacuum. It is the physiology... ... be extended to the whole message and content of the anti- play: “the anti-characters of this anti-ballet in this anti-society will embody the grotesq... ... a scene of the abnormal in the life that lays grotesque masks on hostile characters, all grows out of the gurgling spring of a big sorrow, of an at... ...r is an ample feat of strength. The absence of decor, the robotization of characters, the deforming of the meaning of speeches (in the system of “wir... ...ens in the very succulent Theater section, with known writers appearing as characters and a parody reaching really paradoxist performances. With ... ...ture, 1st, 2nd, 3rd vol, Cluj-Napoca, Dacia, 1991, 1992, 1994. Micheli, Mario de, The 20th Century Artistic Avant-Garde, Meridiane, 1968. Moles, ...

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...st part of this book (excluding the Appendix) is a work of fiction. Names, characters and events are a product of the author’s imagination and any sim... ...irst job as a high school gymnastics teacher in the fall. His best friend, Mario, was driv- ing. They had been on a wilderness camping trip. Roger’s t... ...ge to putter around in, and Lacey saw him swell with pride the day Joe and Mario picked him up for curling practice and Mario said, “Hey, man, nice di... ...ime curling and snowmobiling in the winter, and in the summer he went with Mario and Joe for weeks-long wilderness trips. LACEY’S STRUGGLE to choose b... ...waited, dabbing at the surprising tears on her cheeks. “I’m moving in with Mario Ferraro. And I’m quitting my job in June. I don’t know where I’ll be ...

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...vy gale at sea, A list of ships, and captains, and kings reigning, New characters; the episodes are three: A panoramic view of hell ‘s in tr... ...king a signal off some promontory, Hail’d a strange brig — Corpo di Caio Mario! We were transferr’d on board her in a hurry, Without a Singl... ...g upon taste, Which now a days is the thermometer By whose degrees all characters are class’d— Was more Shakspearian, if I do not err. The...

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...irritated by her quotations from Mrs. Sigourney in the cork-woods of Monte Mario, and from Mr. Willis among the ruins of Veii. Rowland was of a dozen ... ...ng to Rowland and resting her eyes on him. “It helps you to find out their characters.” “Am I to suppose,” asked Rowland, smiling, “that you have arri... ...ty of hav- ing it fall. On the blade there is something written in strange characters. Don’t scratch your head; you will not make it out.” “I think I ...

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...t; but read to him Leo Hebraeus—[Leo the Jew, Ficinus, Cardinal Bembo, and Mario Equicola all wrote T reatises on Love.]—and Ficinus, where they speak... ...dently far more brutishness is immeasurably rarer there; but in individual characters of the highest form, we are nothing indebted to them. If I shoul...

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...him the immortal soul which was at that time conceded even to the humblest characters 53 Shaw in fiction, and to accept mischievousness, cruelty, and... ...he preceding drama, but to the original Siegfried’s T od, with its leading characters sketched on the ordinary romantic lines from the old Sagas, and ... ...ibility and tough- ness of wear. The themes associated with the individual characters get stamped on the memory easily by the simple association of th... ...ough, and commonplace. It is a favorite trick of Wagner’s, when one of his characters is killed on the stage, to make the theme attached to that char-... ...LL THIS, however, is the mere child’s play of theme work. The more complex characters, instead of having a simple musical label attached to them, have... ...as principal tenors at that institu- tion during the long interval between Mario and Jean de Reszke); but let us remember that Bayreuth has recruited ...

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..., As fancy doth present them. Be thy power Display’d in this brief song. The characters, Vocal and consonant, were five fold seven. In order each, as ... ...103. Montemalo ] Either an elevated spot between Rome and Viterbo, or Monte Mario, the site of the villa Mellini, commanding a view of Rome. v. 101.... ...uillon. v. 46. Robert Guiscard.] See Hell, Canto XXVIII. v. 12. v. 81. The characters.] Diligite justitiam qui judicatis terrarm . “Love righteousn...

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...h fault of the shepherd. 11 Not yet was the view from Montemalo, or Monte Mario, of Rome in its splendor surpassed by that of Florence from the heigh... ... 9 First, singing, they moved to their melody, then becoming one of these characters, they stopped a little, and were silent. O divine Pegasea, 10 w...

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...ternal, and eternal I endure. All hope abandon ye who enter here.” Such characters in colour dim I mark’d Over a portal’s lofty arch inscrib’d: W... ...e sense of toil Affects me journeying?” He in few replied: “When sin’s broad characters, that yet remain Upon thy temples, though well nigh effac’d, S... ..., As fancy doth present them. Be thy power Display’d in this brief song. The characters, Vocal and consonant, were five fold seven. In order each, as ... ...103. Montemalo ] Either an elevated spot between Rome and Viterbo, or Monte Mario, the site of the villa Mellini, commanding a view of Rome. v. 101.... ...uillon. v. 46. Robert Guiscard.] See Hell, Canto XXVIII. v. 12. v. 81. The characters.] Diligite justitiam qui judicatis terrarm . “Love righteousn...

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...be!” A silence while brother and sister both gazed intently at the crooked characters, till at last Ethel, with a long breath, resumed her ordinary to... ...aster had been hasty, and could not venture to say so—he saw into people’s characters, and it was notorious that it was just what Dr. Hoxton did not. ... ... I came home from the hospital last night, at an hour when all respectable characters, except doctors and police, should be in their warm beds, I behe... ...ow, where rival Hamburg and Dorking uplifted their voices in the places of Mario and Grisi, all beneath the benignant portrait of Nicholas Randall, ru...