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| the stage embodies an event |
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| the stage narrates an event |
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| draws the spectator into an event |
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| makes him an observer, but... |
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| consumes his capacity for action |
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| awakens his capacity for action |
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| allows him to have emotions |
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| demands decisions from him |
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| provides him with experience |
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| provides him with knowledge |
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| the spectator is drawn into the plot |
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| the spectator is placed opposite the plot |
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| feelings are propelled into perceptions |
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| man is assumed to be known |
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| man is the object of inquiry |
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| man is alterable and altering |
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| suspense about the outcome |
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| suspense about the progress |
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| one scene exists for another |
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| each scene exists for itself |
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| thinking determines being |
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| social being determines thinking |
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