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NOTE:  Theatre is now -[LITERATURE; theatre]- , and danse is now performance -[ART (A/H)]- )
       Music is still -[MUSIC]- , and history is still -[HISTORY]- 
                             (and of course now her story, their story, neh story, ....)

From the MAC map:  -[way]- (my blank rendering of the tau)

NOTE: See [Lit Types]  -[Stories]-

See also:  [SciFi] (sf)

See also:  [Literature MAIN page]

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See also:  [^^TERMS index (index of indexes)
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LITERATURE INDEX
                     [Literary Terms]
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KEY TO NOTATION

    p.12, P.12, etc refer to PAGES

    P1, P2, etc refer to PARAGRAPH numbers of original text quoted, 
    or reference there-to.

    [link] indicates a link that is on a separte web page. NB: In almost all
              cases where the NAME or WORK is in-line in the text, these are
    ommited.  Thus: ... and the Mexican mural painters (Diego Rivera, 
    Jose Orozco, and Siquerios), as well as....
    The text-pages refered to by the NAMES are on separate pages.

    {link} the link is on the same page as the text where they are referenced.
               The notation used freely is:    Also on this page: {link}
                                                                                                   {link}

     abreviations, literatary terms, etc can be found on [Literary Terms].

     Enjoy!  -- Pizo.
     

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A

The Adjective (part of speech)
The Adverb (part of speech)
The Americana Encyclopedia
And the Rest (parts of speech)
Hans Christian Andersen (1805-1875) author
Antigone
AntiStrophe
Apollo
Art History (art history)
The Article (part of speech)

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Bacchus (aka Dionysis)
Dion Boucicault (socila dramatist)



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C

Choragos
Chorus


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D

Debate 
Delphi (oracle)
Deus ex Machina


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Egyptian Gods
Exodos

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F

Falacies
  See also:  [Falacies (in Rhetoric)]
Feminism (all files are in A/H only)
Future Tense (time sense in verbs)


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Gerund (verb form)
Gerundive (verb form)
God out of the box (Deus ex Machina)
Gods:
   [Egyptian Gods]    
   [Greek Gods]            
   [Norse Gods]            
Grammar (literary term)
Grammar (philosophy term)
Greek Gods            

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Harry Potter
    -[From book to theatre via film Case Study: Harry Potter - First year at Hogwarts.
    -[Rowling, J.K.]- 

Hunter S. Thompson


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ICA Show: Social Stategies by Women Artists (1980.11.13; Art History)
The Indirect Object (part of speech)
Infinitive (verb form)
Iokaste
Ismene


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J

Alfred Jarry (theatre ref)


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Kadmos 
Kreon 


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L

Language (philosophical concept, etc)
Logic (maths concept; see: Debate)
Logic (philo concept; see debate (literary concept)


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meaning (philosophical concept)
Herman Melville (1819-1891) (Writer)
Gustav Meyrik (1868-1932) (Writer/absurdist) 
Toni Morrison (writer, playwrite, feminist) - in A/H
The Mysterious Stranger (short story by Mark Twain)



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Ntosake Shange
Nike]  Nike (Greek: "victory/victorious") (Athena/Athene)
Normalcy (normality)
   Normalcy in SciFi (sf-lit)
Norse Gods 


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The Object (of a sentence) (part of speech)
Oedipus
oracles
   Delphi


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Pallas]  (Athena/Athene)
Parodos
Particple (verb form; ending in "ing" -- sometimes)
Dorothy Parker (aka, Dorthy Parker)
Past Tense (time sense in verbs)
Phoibos (Apollo)
Plu-Perfect Tense (time sense in verbs)
Harry Potter]-
    -[From book to theatre via film Case Study: Harry Potter - First year at Hogwarts.
    -[Rowling, J.K.]- 
The Prepositional Phrase (part of speech)
Prestn Tense (time sense in verbs)
Primitive Story (by Tzvetan Todorov)


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Jacopo Della Quercia (c.1375-1438 (sculptor)


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Ready-mades (Duchamp, dada, etc) (art history)
Rhetoric (argument, good writing, etc)
The Riddle of the Sphinx
  
Rowling, J.K.]-  (author of "Harry Potter")
    -[From book to theatre via film Case Study: Harry Potter - First year at Hogwarts.


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Ntosake Shange
sic (Latin: "thus,"O\)
Simplicissimus via: Gustav Meyrik (influential German gazette)
Skepticism
Sophocles (theatre)
The Sphinx (in literature and mythology)
   Sphinx (in art history)
The SPLIT INFINITIVE (odious grammUtillogical mysteak)
Story Lab (well, what i put togetehr for it anyway)
The Mysterious Stranger (short story by Mark Twain)
Strophe (Greek theatre term - lit entry)


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way (my blank rendering of the tau)


Verb Tenses (past, present, future, ... plu-perfect)
Hunter S. Thompson
Henry David Thoreau (1817-1862) (On Civil Disbedience; On Walden Pond)
Tzvetan Todorov (essay on Primitive Story)
Translation (literature entry) 
Mark Twain "The Lincoln of American Literature" - Carl Sandburg


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The Verb (part of speech)
Verb Forms (part of speech; welcome to the matrix!)
Verb Tenses (past, present, future, ... plu-perfect)
Jules Verne (sf writer, futurist)
Pizo's guide a better vccabulary (may not work on all planets)


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way (my blank rendering of the tau)

Weber and Fields (song and dance men)
Max Weber (1881-1961) (painter/printmaker/sculptor)
Max Weber (1864-1920) (political economist)
H.G. Wells (sf writer, futurist)


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Emile Zola (author/performed text?)