Elementary Guide to Literary Criticism
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While evidently artificial and dispensable, these latter unities conduce to clear and concise treatment. Among the Greeks and Romans the three unities, as they are called, were strictly observed ; they have been followed also by the older French drama ; but the English stage, breaking away in the days of Elizabeth from every arti- ficial restriction, recognizes unity of action alone.
The action of the drama should exhibit movement or progress, in which several stages may be clearly marked.
The ...introduction acquaints us, more or less fully, with the subject to be treated. It usually brings before us 150 KINDS OF LITEKATURK some of the leading characters, and shows lis the cir- cumstances in which they are placed. After the intro- duction follows the growth or development of the action toward the climax. From the days of Aristotle this part of the drama has been called "the tying of the knot," and it needs to be managed with great care. If the development is "too slow, the interest lags; if too rapid, the climax appears tame.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
While evidently artificial and dispensable, these latter unities conduce to clear and concise treatment. Among the Greeks and Romans the three unities, as they are called, were strictly observed ; they have been followed also by the older French drama ; but the English stage, breaking away in the days of Elizabeth from every arti- ficial restriction, recognizes unity of action alone.
The action of the drama should exhibit movement or progress, in which several stages may be clearly marked.
The ...introduction acquaints us, more or less fully, with the subject to be treated. It usually brings before us 150 KINDS OF LITEKATURK some of the leading characters, and shows lis the cir- cumstances in which they are placed. After the intro- duction follows the growth or development of the action toward the climax. From the days of Aristotle this part of the drama has been called "the tying of the knot," and it needs to be managed with great care. If the development is "too slow, the interest lags; if too rapid, the climax appears tame.
What to read after Elementary Guide to Literary Criticism?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F V N Franklin Verzelius Newton Painter to read onlineMoreLess
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