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...autonomous’ self, or with my self ‘at its 20 best’; which is then contrasted with irrational impulse, uncontrolled desires, my ‘lower’ nature, the pursuit of immediate pleasures, my ‘empirical’ or ‘heteronomous’ self, swept by every gust of desire and passion, needing to be rigidly disciplined if it is ever to rise to the full height of its ‘real’...

...autonomous movement to liberate Africa. Adwa Victory Day is still celebrated by Pan-Africanists around the world. Activity 1 The significance of Adwa Timing: This should take you 30 minutes Professor Raymond Jonas published The Battle of Adwa: African Victory in the Age of Empire (2011). Here he discusses how Menelik II defeated the Italians and what that meant. Watch the...

...autonomous’ function. Set design, naturalistic acting and realistic situations create the illusion of reality, thus serving the conventions of the realist drama of, say, Ibsen or Chekhov. As with the other performance spaces, this has its limitations. The playful engagement with the audience by use of asides in Shakespearean and Restoration drama is severely hampered by...