whats the termed used for a play within a play.. and doctor of divinity. divinity means what?
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Divinity
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It is PhD and it is the abbreviation for the LATIN words Philosophiae Doctor, which means to us, Doctor of Philosophy.
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Theater:A building, room, or outdoor structure for the presentation of plays, films, or other dramatic performances.  Dramatic literature or its performance;\nThe milieu of actors and playwrights. \n\nYour question is relative..\nIt may not play any role.\nhowever its primary purpose is to entertain.\nthe delivery and form in which the entertainment \nis served varies, and may be something thought provoking, humorous, fantasy or profound.\nand may be expressed in the form of drama, music or dance or all three!\nFor the actor, it is leaving who you are somewhere else..and becoming someone else with a purpose and a reality. \nFor the audience, it is an escape from reality... just for a moment....it is stepping into the book.
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In Classical Latin it is the term for "religious affairs"\n\nliteral meaning "things relating to a deity"
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Doctorate at most colleges.....\n\nYou are not a prof until you get your doctorate...
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PD - LOL - I enjoy humor that involves "innocent" children and language.  \n\nUsing the term "period" as a euphemism could easily confuse a young child.  I personally prefer OTR.  In college (and later at work) whenever we females missed one and then later found it we would make a picture of a red flag waving and send it to the others who knew of our predicament.
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Not sure if this is what you mean, but there is a literary device called 'bathos', from the Greek for 'deep'.\nThis is used when someone speaking in a very formal register suddenly drops into a very coarse, informal register- usually slang. This is most commonly used for comic effect (arguably ...;-)). For example:\n\n"I resepectfully submit, Your Honour, that this reprobate be incarcerated for as long as the law will allow, as he is a complete dickwit"\n\nA very poor example and, yes, not funny; but you get the gist...
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Gods voise\n\n\nps(Why is this in this catagory???)
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One is a play and the other one is not!\n\n;)
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Dynamic = artistically dramatic? Artistically dramatic in Shakespeare's plays usually means "conflict between two good choices". When one good comes into conflict with another good, this kind of conflict is (artistically) tragic because no matter what the eventual choice is, good will suffer. There can never be one right answer when good conflicts with good. What are the two 'goods' that come into conflict in Juliet? (1) It is good that she falls in love spontaneously with Romeo when she does not know who he is. Spontaneous (or romantic) love is always a great good in art and poetry. (2) This good comes into conflict with her sense of loyalty to her family when she learns Romeo is a Montague, the enemy of her family. Being loyal to her family is good in the play since Shakespeare never tells us what the original quarrel was that caused the feud. Hence, we cannot assume one is wrong and the other is right. \nIf this helps, please use you own words for your paper. Using my words will constitute cheating.
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The best examples are probably in the "too too solid flesh" soliloquy.  There the distinction between earthly things and heavenly things, and the distinction between King Hamlet and Claudius.  Also, when Prince Hamlet is addressing Yorick's skull, he draws comparisons between living and dying
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Proteus?\n\n"The sea divinity Proteus, probably another of the older generation of gods, is often named as the attendant of Poseidon or even as his son"
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Drama is drama. You simply have to go somewhere else in your mind.Meditate. Like any play it will be over soon.
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The degree of Doctor of Philosophy, a higher degree than an Honours or Masters degree, involving at least two and a half years of supervised research resulting in a thesis. PhD graduates may call themselves “Dr”.\n\nand a Rph is a pharmacy
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Science is from the Latin for knowledge.  So "conscience" is inner knowledge or knowledge inside.
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"theater" (or "theatre") come from the Latin word Theatrum which is basically a semicircular theater. So, no theater doesn't mean anything else
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Dialect: The use of language particular to a region/cultural group (language which deviates from the standard formal register). I'm not familiar with the play to which you are referring, sorry.