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The Dramatic Significance Of Sick Characters In Ola Rotimi's Plays

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English

 

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December 4, 2011

 

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University

 

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It covers four of Rotimi’s plays because they are directly relevant to the thesis of this study. The four plays are The Gods Are not to Blame (1971), Our Husband Has Gone Mad Again (1977), If… A Tragedy of the Ruled (1983) and Hopes of the Living Dead (1985). The purpose of this study is to examine the use of sick characters in Ola Rotimi’s drama by describing their dramatic significance as well as by assessing their contributions to Rotimi’s dramaturgy...
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It covers four of Rotimi’s plays because they are directly relevant to the thesis of this study. The four plays are The Gods Are not to Blame (1971), Our Husband Has Gone Mad Again (1977), If… A Tragedy of the Ruled (1983) and Hopes of the Living Dead (1985). The purpose of this study is to examine the use of sick characters in Ola Rotimi’s drama by describing their dramatic significance as well as by assessing their contributions to Rotimi’s dramaturgy...
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Criticism Of "the Sick Rose" Dramatic Significance Explain how Greek ideas of hubris lead to the destruction of characters in Oedipus and Agamemnon and if surrendering to fate would have altered the outcome of the plays. dramatic significance four view of the sick rose Sick Buildings:Bad Air Sick Coller -Analysis The Dramatic Significance Of Sick Characters In Ola Rotimi's Plays the sick rose Minor Characters Influences On Major Characters Sick Building Syndrome To Sick To Forgive SICK UNIT AND CAUSES The Sick Role Too thin or Too sick
 

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