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2018
Drama is a text written for performance. How do performances, which are particular and unstable, shape drama as a text? What is the relationship between the text and the performances it intends to generate? The testimonies of playwrights articulate what writing for performance means, which considerations guide the composition of such texts, and how do ...
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Drama is a text written for performance. How do performances, which are particular and unstable, shape drama as a text? What is the relationship between the text and the performances it intends to generate? The testimonies of playwrights articulate what writing for performance means, which considerations guide the composition of such texts, and how do ...
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Drama, Theatre, and Philosophy: An Introduction
Anglia, 2018Kornhaber, David, Middeke, Martin
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The Philosophy of Research in Drama
Research in Drama Education: The Journal of Applied Theatre and Performance, 1996openaire +3 more sources
Perspectives on Political Science, 2011
Catherine Zuckert's Plato's Philosophers argues that the central concern of the Platonic dialogues, read as a single corpus, is to examine the character of philosophy as represented in the activiti...
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Catherine Zuckert's Plato's Philosophers argues that the central concern of the Platonic dialogues, read as a single corpus, is to examine the character of philosophy as represented in the activiti...
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7. Philosophy as Epic Drama: Berdiaev's Philosophy of the Creative Act
2019openaire +3 more sources
Introduction: Drama and Philosophy 2.0
Modern Drama, 2013In his prefatory note to A Study of the Drama, from 1910, Brander Matthews lists philosophy as one of four primary categories to be used in assessing the merits of any playscript (v). His use of the term is essentially vernacular: philosophy, in his explanation, encompasses “a message of high importance” and a “vision of human life” (217).
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