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, 2021 Este capítulo ofrece, por un lado, un estado de la cuestión actualizado de las comedias religiosas de Calderón; por otro, una nueva propuesta de clasificación, que trata de organizar la variedad de subtipos de comedias religiosas calderonianas; y una ...
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Proceedings of the SIGCHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems, 2007
Previous attempts to support spectators at large-scale events have concentrated separately on real-time event information, awareness cues, or media-sharing applications. CoMedia combines a group media space with event information and integrates reusable awareness elements throughout. In two field trials, one at a rally and the other at a music festival,
Giulio Jacucci +4 more
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Previous attempts to support spectators at large-scale events have concentrated separately on real-time event information, awareness cues, or media-sharing applications. CoMedia combines a group media space with event information and integrates reusable awareness elements throughout. In two field trials, one at a rally and the other at a music festival,
Giulio Jacucci +4 more
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Bulletin of the Comediantes, 1984
J. D. Merriman («The Parallel of the Arts») warns critics away from impressionistic analogues between literature and the arts while advocating analysis of the formal aesthetic principles common to the various genres. A study of 17th century Spanish architecture illumines certain aspects of the Comedia : the tendency of using architecture to create ...
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J. D. Merriman («The Parallel of the Arts») warns critics away from impressionistic analogues between literature and the arts while advocating analysis of the formal aesthetic principles common to the various genres. A study of 17th century Spanish architecture illumines certain aspects of the Comedia : the tendency of using architecture to create ...
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Hispanic Review, 1959
EVER since Hugo Albert Rennert's biography of Lope de Vega (1904), American Hispanists have contributed significantly to a better understanding of the Spanish Theater of the Golden Age. Versification and orthoepy of the various dramatists were studied with the aim of establishing authorship and chronology.
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EVER since Hugo Albert Rennert's biography of Lope de Vega (1904), American Hispanists have contributed significantly to a better understanding of the Spanish Theater of the Golden Age. Versification and orthoepy of the various dramatists were studied with the aim of establishing authorship and chronology.
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2014
Spanish Golden Age theater is known for its rejection of the classics. And yet, before the advent of Lope de Vega, during the late 16th century many plays were written in imitation of classical tragedy. After a brief glance at these early plays and how they inadvertently paved the way for the future of the comedia, this chapter turns to Cervantes's ...
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Spanish Golden Age theater is known for its rejection of the classics. And yet, before the advent of Lope de Vega, during the late 16th century many plays were written in imitation of classical tragedy. After a brief glance at these early plays and how they inadvertently paved the way for the future of the comedia, this chapter turns to Cervantes's ...
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