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Any systematic alternation of ' Vorder-' and ' Hinterbuhne ' scenes Dr Wegener shows to be out of the question. On the subject of the Bear Stage he is quite convincing.
'An assumption' (he says) 'is more than a hypothesis when it enables us to explain the whole body of phenomena simply aud without inconsistency. It then becomes a truth, a fully established item of knowledge. Remove the Rear Stage * and there is scarcely a popular play whose staguig does not become an insoluble riddle. But if we... postulate this stage-region, everything explains itself in the simplest fashion, and the poets' design and course of thought become clear and transparent. The popular dramatists of that time, Shakespeare not excepted, had in their mind's eye, at the back of the main stage, a smaller space, or Rear Stage ; other- wise the unanimity would be incomprehensible with which all poets included in their compositions scenes which cannot be placed elsewhere than in such a stage-region.' Dr Wegener t slightly exaggerates the universal validity of the Rear Stage hypothesis.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Any systematic alternation of ' Vorder-' and ' Hinterbuhne ' scenes Dr Wegener shows to be out of the question. On the subject of the Bear Stage he is quite convincing.
'An assumption' (he says) 'is more than a hypothesis when it enables us to explain the whole body of phenomena simply aud without inconsistency. It then becomes a truth, a fully established item of knowledge. Remove the Rear Stage * and there is scarcely a popular play whose staguig does not become an insoluble riddle. But if we... postulate this stage-region, everything explains itself in the simplest fashion, and the poets' design and course of thought become clear and transparent. The popular dramatists of that time, Shakespeare not excepted, had in their mind's eye, at the back of the main stage, a smaller space, or Rear Stage ; other- wise the unanimity would be incomprehensible with which all poets included in their compositions scenes which cannot be placed elsewhere than in such a stage-region.' Dr Wegener t slightly exaggerates the universal validity of the Rear Stage hypothesis.
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