..., more pragmatic and optimistic outlook of the Enlightenment and a new middle class and by experimenting with “bourgeois drama,” notably in the third play of the Figaro trilogy. The bourgeois drama—and the trilogy itself, as it moves the same cast of characters from The Barber of Seville through...

... of dogmatic ideology versus individual integrity. individual versus ideology of dogmatic subjectivity of actors caught up in a political drama that, at its worst, has been one tormented butthe notuse objective itsin lies in force terminology of the fying signi the progress, revolutionary...

... known drama about Amer drama ­known...

... linked to the subjugation of military rivals. Minna von Barnhelm is a postwar drama that deals explicitly with the psychic and material trauma that are the legacy of civil conflict. The reversal of gender roles upon which the comedy depends uncovers the moral and psychic cost of victory in a recent...

... opinion” that is molded and managed teenth century, Habermas says, rapidly decayed into a rel Press, ety Soci Bourgeois of Category a into Inquiry An Sphere: Public 3 tet, An Essay Konrád, György especially see society, civil 2...

...] was used as an example of the limitations of bourgeois individualism. Im windes-weben War meine frage Nur träumerei. Nur lächeln war Was du gegeben. Aus nasser nacht Ein glanz entfacht— Nun drängt der Mai...

... of the protagonists of Greek drama; in other words, it does not connote the commenting interventions of the collec- tive interpreting chorus, but rather suggests . . . rhetoric and competition. Com- bative oral performances of this kind have a long history...

... what was wrong with their lives, and not only members of the enlightened bourgeoisie, like most of Freud’s patients, but also the faceless masses, worn down and feverish—the rootless, and the petit bourgeois, fearful of joining the proletariat and losing social status...

... postcolonial theorists also employ in mapping their revisionary histories.5 This master plot traces the rise of the great bourgeois capitalist empires of the nineteenth century—chiefly those of Great Britain and France— and then follows their further fates by way of their latter-day inheritor...

..., Rachel Burrows, had the foresight to preserve the notes she took of his lectures on the French novel and French drama. With- out attempting to recreate what Burrows must have heard, Brigitte Le Juez uses these notes to present an account of Beckett’s early opinions on Balzac, Stendhal, Flaubert...

..., had the foresight to preserve the notes she took of his lectures on the French novel and French drama. With- out attempting to recreate what Burrows must have heard, Brigitte Le Juez uses these notes to present an account of Beckett’s early opinions on Balzac, Stendhal, Flaubert, Proust, Gide...

..., departing from academic life for good. One of Beckett’s students, Rachel Burrows, had the foresight to preserve the notes she took of his lectures on the French novel and French drama. With- out attempting to recreate what Burrows must have heard, Brigitte Le Juez uses these notes to present...

... life for good. One of Beckett’s students, Rachel Burrows, had the foresight to preserve the notes she took of his lectures on the French novel and French drama. With- out attempting to recreate what Burrows must have heard, Brigitte Le Juez uses these notes to present an account of Beckett’s...

..., Dublin, his alma mater. He did not enjoy the experience, and after eighteen months resigned, departing from academic life for good. One of Beckett’s students, Rachel Burrows, had the foresight to preserve the notes she took of his lectures on the French novel and French drama. With- out...

... for good. One of Beckett’s students, Rachel Burrows, had the foresight to preserve the notes she took of his lectures on the French novel and French drama. With- out attempting to recreate what Burrows must have heard, Brigitte Le Juez uses these notes to present an account of Beckett’s early...

.... One of Beckett’s students, Rachel Burrows, had the foresight to preserve the notes she took of his lectures on the French novel and French drama. With- out attempting to recreate what Burrows must have heard, Brigitte Le Juez uses these notes to present an account of Beckett’s early opinions...

... for good. One of Beckett’s students, Rachel Burrows, had the foresight to preserve the notes she took of his lectures on the French novel and French drama. With- out attempting to recreate what Burrows must have heard, Brigitte Le Juez uses these notes to present an account of Beckett’s early...

... months resigned, departing from academic life for good. One of Beckett’s students, Rachel Burrows, had the foresight to preserve the notes she took of his lectures on the French novel and French drama. With- out attempting to recreate what Burrows must have heard, Brigitte Le Juez uses...

... life for good. One of Beckett’s students, Rachel Burrows, had the foresight to preserve the notes she took of his lectures on the French novel and French drama. With- out attempting to recreate what Burrows must have heard, Brigitte Le Juez uses these notes to present an account of Beckett’s...

... Burrows, had the foresight to preserve the notes she took of his lectures on the French novel and French drama. With- out attempting to recreate what Burrows must have heard, Brigitte Le Juez uses these notes to present an account of Beckett’s early opinions on Balzac, Stendhal, Flaubert, Proust...