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Humanism and the Morality Play
2023Abstract The popularity of the morality play genre belongs to the first half of the sixteenth century, and these plays thus coincide with and offer insight into the flourishing of humanism. Two sixteenth-century plays—Everyman, which is commonly and incorrectly identified as medieval, and Mundus et Infans—demonstrate not only that the ...
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Playing By and With the Rules: Norms and Morality in Play Development
Topoi, 2005In this article, Piaget's theory of moral development in play behaviour is critically reviewed and framed within the philosophical debate on morality. On this basis, an alternative socio-cognitive model for describing normative evolution in play development is proposed.
Paglieri, F.
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Morality Plays introduces and discusses the morality play as a unique and highly influential form of drama, one that was especially popular in late-medieval and early modern Europe, and that continues to influence contemporary theatrical culture.
Wright, Clare
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The Sciences, 1981
John Von Neumann and Norbert Wiener From Mathematics to the Technologies of Life and Death by Steve J ...
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John Von Neumann and Norbert Wiener From Mathematics to the Technologies of Life and Death by Steve J ...
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Self and Identity, 2002
The link between intrinsic religious orientation and socially desirable responding suggests that religiously devout individuals are concerned with maintaining a positive self-image in their own eyes (self-deception) and in others' (impression management).
Christopher T Burris
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The link between intrinsic religious orientation and socially desirable responding suggests that religiously devout individuals are concerned with maintaining a positive self-image in their own eyes (self-deception) and in others' (impression management).
Christopher T Burris
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2008
Abstract They were long relegated to a particularly dusty corner of early literature, dismissed as didactic and dull—and for using the despised mode of allegory. It is only fairly recently that they have been given sympathetic attention: it is probably significant that, like the mystery plays, the best examples of the type have proved ...
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Abstract They were long relegated to a particularly dusty corner of early literature, dismissed as didactic and dull—and for using the despised mode of allegory. It is only fairly recently that they have been given sympathetic attention: it is probably significant that, like the mystery plays, the best examples of the type have proved ...
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Blackfriars, 1938
A Play whether moral or otherwise is a plot, an action in which one human force is pitted against another to culminate in victory or defeat. It is not a reality of human ambition, joy of suffering, but a figure, a picture, a statement of it, a thing made for presentation by actors to an audience. It is, therefore, conditioned by the language, knowledge
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A Play whether moral or otherwise is a plot, an action in which one human force is pitted against another to culminate in victory or defeat. It is not a reality of human ambition, joy of suffering, but a figure, a picture, a statement of it, a thing made for presentation by actors to an audience. It is, therefore, conditioned by the language, knowledge
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