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... observes that Ibsen's ironic achievement is too little regarded by the world at large , and he draws the important conclu- sion that Ibsen does more than employ familiar forms of dramatic irony : he does , quite definitely and ...
... observes that Ibsen's ironic achievement is too little regarded by the world at large , and he draws the important conclu- sion that Ibsen does more than employ familiar forms of dramatic irony : he does , quite definitely and ...
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... observes , with regard to Ibsen's ethical preoccupa- tions that " the quintessence is that there is no formula . " Both Brandes and Shaw are as aware of one kind of poetry which springs from Ibsen's struggle with ethics as they are of ...
... observes , with regard to Ibsen's ethical preoccupa- tions that " the quintessence is that there is no formula . " Both Brandes and Shaw are as aware of one kind of poetry which springs from Ibsen's struggle with ethics as they are of ...
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... observe that an atheistic or agnostic approach to life is in fact quite different from a theistic one , and that society ... observes , the question of insurance for the Orphanage does not necessarily make Manders look an ass , therefore ...
... observe that an atheistic or agnostic approach to life is in fact quite different from a theistic one , and that society ... observes , the question of insurance for the Orphanage does not necessarily make Manders look an ass , therefore ...
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