Theater of the OppressedUrizen Books, 1979 - 197 |
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... Timoteo in his untiring search for God and better financial conditions . For a better understanding of Ligurio it would be advisable , at the very least , to read rapidly Dale Carnegie and other contemporary modern American authors who ...
... Timoteo in his untiring search for God and better financial conditions . For a better understanding of Ligurio it would be advisable , at the very least , to read rapidly Dale Carnegie and other contemporary modern American authors who ...
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... Timoteo , for his part , is not a corrupt friar , but rather the symbol of a new religious mentality . Just as the Renaissance world in general becomes commercialized ( and we should re- member that even Fray Luis de León compares women ...
... Timoteo , for his part , is not a corrupt friar , but rather the symbol of a new religious mentality . Just as the Renaissance world in general becomes commercialized ( and we should re- member that even Fray Luis de León compares women ...
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... Timoteo is questioned in a single monologue in which he manifests regrets , stating that bad com- panions can lead a good man to the gallows . We believe , how- ever , that Timoteo does not really have a guilty conscience , nor a heavy ...
... Timoteo is questioned in a single monologue in which he manifests regrets , stating that bad com- panions can lead a good man to the gallows . We believe , how- ever , that Timoteo does not really have a guilty conscience , nor a heavy ...
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