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of London, UK) describes it, it was a style of performance that was "overwhelming, monologic, and baroque," but it was also an ideology that, with its powerful monarchs, deus ex machina, and providential history endorsed divine right theory and Stuart absolutism.
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Conversely, adult monologueing, such as monologic reading, was more weakly associated with language development.
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This phenomenological orientation toward film experience leads Sobchack to the belief that "film experience cannot be considered a monologic one between a viewing subject and a viewed object.
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