1. ASPECTS OF REALITY IN TOM STOPPARD"S ROSENCRANTZ AND GUILDEN
... from the repertoire of the acceptable ones created in the ruling order will be found. It is the ruling order that influences understanding; it is the ruling ideology that creates meaning. In this particular ideology unicorns are not allowed so they might only be horses with an arrow in their forehead. According to this interpretation reality is generally ... considered to be the notion understood through "common experience" but it also reflects Guildenstern's ironic approach to the problem that questions the individual's significance and influence in the commonly accepted model and not ...
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