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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"French Theater"”.
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Playwrights on the Threshold Between Stage and Study: paratexts and polemical texts in seventeenth century French theater
… in France was a golden age of "Neoclassical" theater, where the Dramatic Poem was subject to a two-step reception by its publics for judgment as both performance and print. While scholars have explored the rapport of theater to its abstract public, and of plays to stage and page, the …
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Tunisian Theater at the Turn of the Century: "Hammering the Same Nail" in Jalila Baccar and Fadhel Jaïbi's Theater
… pair in contemporary Tunisian theater. This is the first research that addresses the drama of Baccar and Jaïbi, a partnership that spans almost forty years, and is arguably the most significant force in North African Theater. My study analyzes the evolution of Familia …
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Reinforcing and destabilizing myths of origin: Storytelling and biopolitical communities in contemporary theater in French
… representations of community in contemporary theater in French through the theoretical lens of biopolitics and analyses of the ways in which stories are told. In close readings of major theatrical works in French after 1968, I reveal how two different notions of community have been represented …
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De gauvreau à danis: Repérés pour une poétique de la langue théâtrale
Le théâtre québécois a trouvé son acte de naissance dans l'invention d'une langue, le joual. Qualifié pendant longtemps de langue naturaliste, étudié plus récemment pour sa littérarité, le joual est au nombre des langues poétiques québécoises qui font parler le corps du comédien et vibrer celui du …
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Forms of Enclosure: The Convent Plays of the French Revolution
… and proliferation of plays about convents, a French revolutionary subgenre based on the representation of monastic costume, setting, and characters. In the Old Regime, the theatrical representation of Roman Catholic clerics and garb was prohibited from the public theater. After 1789, however, …