One key difference between the two, however, is that, while Smith, no doubt driven by the needs of his
monodramatic form, incorporates contextual knowledge within his common soldier's memory of the background to soldierly actions over the centuries, Burke, working with a larger cast, has the contemporary contextual data needed for his play largely communicated by an officer through his emails home from the Iraq theatre of war.
KUWAIT, Nov 25 (KUNA) -- Kuwait's 42nd International Book Fair on Saturday came to a close, following the presentation of an interesting
monodramatic show themed "fog does not hide sight." The show held at the 6th hall on the International Exhibition Grounds in Mishref area was a short psychological
monodramatic presentation.
This circuitry pervades the "
monodramatic" situations that Portraits repeatedly rehearses and that serve Webster as an alternative to the silent auditor's presence within dramatic monologues on the pattern of Browning's.
Part Two offers us the text of Dramatic Recollections, Kelly's '
Monodramatic Entertainment', which was developed with other writers in the several years before her official retirement in 1835.
Evreinov's
Monodramatic Moment and Tatyana's "Theater for Herself"
"Tithonus" showed how the presuppositions of a dramatic monologue could be changed to those of a
monodramatic elegiac lyric, and "Ulysses" showed some of the dangers to be avoided in this process." (30)