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english theater
Course: THAR 281, Spring 2012School: Texas A&M
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Morality
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Frenchphilosopher
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Poetry,1758
TheParadoxof
Acting,1773
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Examinestheproblemsofthemiddlesclass
Offermoralandphilosophicalsolutions
Morerealisticaction
Morerealisticscenicelements
English
Nosung
dialogue
Songssetto
contemporary
melodies
Middleand
lowerclass
characters
Satirical
France
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Usedcontemporarymusic
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centuryEnglishcomic
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Theatremanager
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Comedyofintrigue
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Late18th centruy
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