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It is more urgent than ever for the Palestinian Authority to accept full responsibility for its citizens and to reenforce the concept of citizenship among its people. In their survey of the comedies, Summers and Pebworth emphasize Jonson's brilliant plotting, arguing that in his best plays "the classical strictures Jonson voluntarily adopts never intrude as artificially enforced rules; rather, they serve to strengthen design and to reenforce theme" (35). As the employees view the tape in the future, they may reenforce their own importance to the organization. |
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