[BOOK][B] The antitheatrical prejudice
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JA Barish, JA Barish
1981•books.google.comPage 1 Why has the theater aroused such passionate antipathy over the centuries? Why has it
been attacked not only by straightlaced moralists but by major philosophers- Plato, Saint
Augustine, Rousseau, Nietzsche: Does their hostility toward the theater point to a fundamental
human failing? The Anti- theatrical Prejudice Jonas Barish Page 2 The Antitheatrical Prejudice
Jonas Barish "THE SUBJECT OF THIS BOOK is very impor- tant in literary and intellectual
history. It is a measure of the true originality of the author to have perceived it as rela- tively …
been attacked not only by straightlaced moralists but by major philosophers- Plato, Saint
Augustine, Rousseau, Nietzsche: Does their hostility toward the theater point to a fundamental
human failing? The Anti- theatrical Prejudice Jonas Barish Page 2 The Antitheatrical Prejudice
Jonas Barish "THE SUBJECT OF THIS BOOK is very impor- tant in literary and intellectual
history. It is a measure of the true originality of the author to have perceived it as rela- tively …
Six young people discuss their feelings about their own ethnic backgrounds and about their experiences with people of different races.
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