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I found the three sources at the local University Library from 1951. Goheen, was a bust, but it kind of argues to me, given the scholarship that the person I'm looking for is between 1951- and the early 70's? 20 years of scholarship. Goheen made some references to Freytag, but didn't give him credit ...

BTW, Not Gustav Freytag. His Diagram looks like this. The correct one. The wrong ones online are a result of people not bothering to read the original text. ------------------------------ Yoonmi Kim ------------------------------

Thanks I found a google Books free version here: https://www.google.com/books/edition/The_Thirty_six_Dramatic_Situations/PF5ZAAAAMAAJ?hl=en&gbpv=1&printsec=frontcover Of note he doesn't use the word conflict once. So the Wikipedia page is inaccurate on that account. For personal interest, he does ...

Unfortunately it wasn't him. I read his entire treaties on plays. He's also really, really very much an AH in many ways. His idea on race, suck. His hatred of Polish people and wanting to genocide on them shows up. Yeah, I did not have fun reading him. Of note, he argues the center of all plays are ...

Thanks I would really appreciate it. This would have been much easier if people cited things, but a lot of the scholars I read didn't cite anything, so here we are. If I can't find it, then I appreciate you giving the date. If I can find an original name for the author of the idea, then finding out ...

The diagram looks like this. I was taught this diagram circa about 1992. But I've subsequently seen other teachers attempt to teach Antigone this way. I'm on the trail to try to find the origin of the diagram. I asked an expert in Antigone, who was taught long before the 1990's and said they'd never ...