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Melodrama

A melodrama is a dramatic work in which plot, typically sensationalized for a strong emotional appeal, takes precedence over detailed characterization. Melodrama is "an exaggerated version of drama".

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Melodrama

Nodes214
Edges213
Triples211
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.009346
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Melodrama

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related to Books · 52
Melodrama → American Melodramas, Baltimore, Benjamin Blom, Booth, Bratton, British Film Institute, Buckley, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, Carolyn, Chicago, Chicago Press, Christine, Cook, England, English Melodrama, Gledhill, Hambridge, Hicks, Hiss
related to Czech · 23
Melodrama → Czech, Czech National Revival, Fibich's, First Czechoslovak Republic, Georg Benda, German, Hippodamie, Jaroslav Vrchlický, Josef Suk's, Julius Zeyer, Karel Jaromír Erben, Kytice, Mahulena, Otakar Hostinský, Pod Jabloní, Radúz, Such, The, This, Vodník
related to Modern · 22
Melodrama → Argentina, Asia, Asian, Brazil, China, Classic, Colombia, Expatriate, Hispanic, However, India, Japan, Latin American, Mexico, Pakistan, Philippines, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, Turkey
related to English Restoration comedy · 20
Melodrama → After, British, Charles II, Covent Garden, Drury Lane, English Restoration, French, Further, Haymarket, Lincoln's Inn Fields, Lisle's Tennis Court, London, Other, Puritan, Royal Opera House, The, The Theatres Act, Theatre Royal, These, To
related to Journals · 20
Melodrama → April, Chaplin, Comedy, Deaf Education, English Melodrama, Essays, Film, ISSN, Journal, JSTOR, Linda Kowall, Liverpool University Press, Michael, OCLC, Rise, Robinson, Romanticism, Terry, Video, Woal
related to 19th century: operetta, incidental music, and salon entertainment · 18
Melodrama → Act, Addio, Alfredo, Alfredo's, Die Zauberharfe, Felix Mendelssohn, Franz Schubert, Hofmann, In, In Verdi's La Traviata, It, London, Midsummer Night's Dream, Schubert's, Shakespeare's, Teneste, The Magic Harp, Violetta
related to 18th-century origins: monodrama and duodrama · 13
Melodrama → Andante, Eberlin's Latin, Horace Coignet, If, It, Jean-Jacques Rousseau's, Lyon, Music, Pygmalion, Rousseau, Sigismundus, The, Victorian
related to Victorian · 13
Melodrama → Drang, English, French, German Sturm, Italian, La Femme, Middle Ages, Often, Parisian, Pixérécourt, Revolutionary, The Victorian, Two
related to Characteristics · 9
Melodrama → Edwardian, For, Its, Late Victorian, Melodramas, Protagonists, Stock, The, With
related to Film · 8
Melodrama → American, Drawing, Feminists, From, Hays Code, In, Most, There

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music melodramas genre term often victorian film used melodramatic also drama films century english popular many ed stage modern first

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Melodramais adramatic work in which plot0.90text
Terms of Endearmentinstance ofmelodramas0.80text
Scruplesinstance offemale-centric melodramas0.80text
Melodramarelated to 18th-century origins: monodrama and duodramaIt0.60section
Melodramarelated to 18th-century origins: monodrama and duodramaMusic0.60section
Melodramarelated to 18th-century origins: monodrama and duodramaIf0.60section
Melodramarelated to 18th-century origins: monodrama and duodramaVictorian0.60section
Melodramarelated to 18th-century origins: monodrama and duodramaThe0.60section
Melodramarelated to 18th-century origins: monodrama and duodramaEberlin's Latin0.60section
Melodramarelated to 18th-century origins: monodrama and duodramaSigismundus0.60section
Melodramarelated to 18th-century origins: monodrama and duodramaJean-Jacques Rousseau's0.60section
Melodramarelated to 18th-century origins: monodrama and duodramaPygmalion0.60section

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