Theatre in Early Modern Switzerland (1450–1650)

The history of Swiss theatre presents a particularly intricate research field, shaped by the linguistic, religious and socio-cultural diversity that has long defined the Helvetic territories. The long sixteenth century represents a crucial phase in this history: from the second half of the fifteenth...

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Autor principal: Estelle Doudet
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Publicado: Peter Lang AG, Internationaler Verlag der Wissenschaften 2026
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