Human Chaos and Arcadia's Hidden Twin.
An essay is presented on the theatrical production "Arcadia," by Tom Stoppard. It offers an analysis of one of the fictional characters that resembles a real-life person which reflects that Stoppard uses pairing structure to represent his view that the universe generates repetition patterns. The aut...
| Published in: | POMPA: Publications of the Mississippi Philological Association pp. 40 - 60 |
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Publications of the Mississippi Philological Association (POMPA)
2010
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| Summary: | An essay is presented on the theatrical production "Arcadia," by Tom Stoppard. It offers an analysis of one of the fictional characters that resembles a real-life person which reflects that Stoppard uses pairing structure to represent his view that the universe generates repetition patterns. The author says that the extensive character connections of the play demonstrated the unpredictability subjected by the scientific universe, as well as chaos, anomalies, and pattern-breakers. |
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