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How was the distinction between "clock time" and "stop time" achieved in early opera?
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How was the distinction between "clock time" and "stop time" achieved in early opera?

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The distinction between "clock time" and "stop time" achieved in early opera is the following: Stop time is when the action and time is frozen, detached from the story; Clock time is along with the drama and moves with the story.
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