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Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor (Individual Quote)

It is likely to remain, however, in his opinion, as it increases the potentialities of the form, its flexibility and power. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #103)
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6 103 It is View more quotes about likely">likely to remain, however, in his opinion, as it increases the potentialities of the form, its flexibility and power.

Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)

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6 100 The chorus, according to Drusus Rencius, in its various sections and roles, was the original cast of the drama.
6 101 The emergence of principals from the chorus, of particular actors playing isolated, specific roles, was a later development.
6 102 Some purists, according to Drusus Rencius, still criticize this innovation.
6 103 It is likely to remain, however, in his opinion, as it increases the potentialities of the form, its flexibility and power.
6 104 Such dramas, incidentally, are normally performed not by professional companies but by groups of citizens from the communities themselves, or nearby communities.
6 105 Sometimes they are supported by rich citizens; sometimes they are supported by caste organizations; sometimes, even, they are sponsored by merchants or businesses, as a matter of goodwill and promotion; sometimes, too, they are subsidized by grants from a public treasury.
6 106 Art in a Gorean city is taken seriously; it is regarded as an enhancement of the civic life.
The chorus, according to Drusus Rencius, in its various sections and roles, was the original cast of the drama. The emergence of principals from the chorus, of particular actors playing isolated, specific roles, was a later development. Some purists, according to Drusus Rencius, still criticize this innovation. It is likely to remain, however, in his opinion, as it increases the potentialities of the form, its flexibility and power. Such dramas, incidentally, are normally performed not by professional companies but by groups of citizens from the communities themselves, or nearby communities. Sometimes they are supported by rich citizens; sometimes they are supported by caste organizations; sometimes, even, they are sponsored by merchants or businesses, as a matter of goodwill and promotion; sometimes, too, they are subsidized by grants from a public treasury. Art in a Gorean city is taken seriously; it is regarded as an enhancement of the civic life. - (Kajira of Gor)