Spatio-Temporality as Theater Performance.

An essay from the book "Essays on Twentieth-Century German Drama and Theater: An American Reception 1977-1999" is presented. It focuses on the spatio-temporality aspect of a theatrical performance. A reader or spectator is being transported by a theater experience via time and space and towards mean...

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Publicado en:Essays on Twentieth-Century German Drama & Theater: An American Reception 1977-1999 pp. 53 - 63
Autores principales: Bryant-Bertail, Sarah, Rennert, Hellmut Hal
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Publicado: Peter Lang Group 2004
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