"An allegorical play popular especially in the 15th and 16th centuries in which the characters personify abstract qualities or concepts (such as virtues, vices, or death)." In a morality play, no ...

In the 15th-century morality play, Everyman (or The Summoning of Everyman), allegorical figures are used to teach a morality lessen about life and death. While the play is meant to teach a lesson ...

Rubiah’ carries an important message about the boundaries of interaction between men and women according to Islamic teachings ...

A U. of Idaho professor says college athletes are ethically impaired, but can be taught to think differently If sports are supposed to build character, recent evidence suggests that college ...

A medieval morality play adapted for today’s audience, the Bates College production of The Castle of Perseverance is presented in performances at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Friday and Monday, March 5, 6 and ...

Weaknesses: Writing a morality play is an ostentatious act. The genre exists to teach the audience how to live, so the playwright has to assume having some knowledge to impart.

A Sorkin morality play in ‘Men ... Sorkin’s 1989 play, “A Few Good Men,” is so old-fashioned that its scattered F words and references to Yoo-hoos seem almost shockingly anachronistic.

Economics is not a morality play. Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Krugman once wrote: “Economics is not a morality play. It’s not a happy story in which virtue is rewarded and vice punished.

Just as Rahm Emanuel didn’t want to let a good crisis go to waste, the national press doesn’t want to let a good victim go to waste. The death of Trayvon Martin is a terrible thing, but it is ...