a ranged or heightened reflection/image of life. ex. A Doll's House

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an object, event, or action used to suggest a meaning beyond its literal meaning; conveys a higher truth

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What is the most popular form of drama in the 19th century?

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Which form of drama had very broad acting styles with broad gestures?

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a drama that features easily recognisable themes with well-defined characters, plots filled with surprises, emotion, and clear-cut endings

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A drama that was not popular on stage in the 19th century

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a play that was meant to be read, not performed

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The doctrine of naturalism was developed by (a)  

The ultimate aim is to convey a higher truth which cannot be adequately expressed in words, but suggested through symbols

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Reflects the difficulties of modern life whose content is aimed at reforming society. Ex. A Raisin In the Sun

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Seeks to represent powerful emotion, stress, and moods; dream and fantasy; an alternative to realistic drama

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a means of distorting reality for emotional purposes; beyond realism

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assumes the world is meaningless; demands that the individual face the emptiness of the universe; Life has no essential meaning.

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who developed "method acting" to find the "motive" of the character they are trying to be

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What advances contributed to the rise of realism?

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Who was the "father" of realism?

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