| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - In Act Three of Shakespeare???s Hamlet, the troubled young prince of Denmark lectures a troupe of actors ???to hold a mirror up to nature??? in their performances, echoing a critical sentiment of the time (1601) that drama and theater (and, by extension, much of the arts) should reflect a form of truth and not simply serve as petty entertainments. ???In the theatrical mirror we see our virtues and
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