Thingspiele: Fascist Avant- Garde Theatre.
The given text explores the concept of Thingspiele, a form of outdoor theater in Nazi Germany, and its role in promoting Nazi ideology and creating a sense of national unity. It discusses the relationship between aesthetics and politics in fascist regimes and the use of religious and ritual elements...
| Publicado en: | Theatre Symposium Vol. 30; pp. 55 - 75 |
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University of Alabama Press
2023
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