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Introduction
1 Drama and the History of Memory 13
2 Drama and the Memory of History 47
3 Memory Plays before the "Memory Play" 87
4 The "Memory Play" and After: Narrative Paradigms 137
5 Drama of Mnemic Signs 179
6 Confrontation or Convergence: Staging the Encounter of History and Memory 227
Notes 275
Works Cited 289
Index 309
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Jody Cason
reviewed Memory In Play on September 10, 2013
Memory In Play
I think that it is very likely that Chesterton has captured George Bernard Shaw in this biography. I think Chesterton makes a ton of excellent points. It's just that so many of his references are so specific to their particular time, that it is hard for the modern reader to understand or really appreciate the argument being made.
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