Studying the Play a Questionnaire Method
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Mood-emphasis? Decoration? Symbolism? To cover the passage of time?
;. Is there any use of a repeated highly significant phrase (das Schlagwort) to enforce an idea important in the progress of the drama (as in the "compact majority" of An Enemy of the People) ?
k. Is there any striking case of economy of dramatic means, i. E. , of the accomplishment of several dramatur- gic purposes by the use of a single incident or device (cf. The Vikings of Helgeland, II) ?
STUDYING THE PLAY 19 /. (1) Is eve...ry action of every character in the play sufficiently, clearly, and naturally motivated; or do you sometimes feel that the author is simply pulling the wires of puppets, and that the characters are not acting for reasons of their own? Cite specific instances. (2) Are minor matters, such as entrances and exits, suf- ficiently and clearly motivated?
m. (1) Is the preparation for coming events clear and sufficient, but not too obvious? (2) Is every character clearly identified for the audience on first entrance?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mood-emphasis? Decoration? Symbolism? To cover the passage of time?
;. Is there any use of a repeated highly significant phrase (das Schlagwort) to enforce an idea important in the progress of the drama (as in the "compact majority" of An Enemy of the People) ?
k. Is there any striking case of economy of dramatic means, i. E. , of the accomplishment of several dramatur- gic purposes by the use of a single incident or device (cf. The Vikings of Helgeland, II) ?
STUDYING THE PLAY 19 /. (1) Is eve...ry action of every character in the play sufficiently, clearly, and naturally motivated; or do you sometimes feel that the author is simply pulling the wires of puppets, and that the characters are not acting for reasons of their own? Cite specific instances. (2) Are minor matters, such as entrances and exits, suf- ficiently and clearly motivated?
m. (1) Is the preparation for coming events clear and sufficient, but not too obvious? (2) Is every character clearly identified for the audience on first entrance?
What to read after Studying the Play a Questionnaire Method?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Allison Gaw to read onlineMoreLess
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