Greek theatre between antiquity and independence :: a history of reinvention from the third century BC to 1830 /: Walter Puchner, University of Athens, Greece ; assisted by Andrew Walker White, Stratford University, Virginia.

Puchner, Walter,; White, Andrew Walker,

Greek theatre between antiquity and independence : a history of reinvention from the third century BC to 1830 / Walter Puchner, University of Athens, Greece ; assisted by Andrew Walker White, Stratford University, Virginia.

Puchner, Walter, author.; White, Andrew Walker, 1958-

2017

PN2661 .P82 2017eb

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Greek theatre between antiquity and independence : a history of reinvention from the third century BC to 1830 / Walter Puchner, University of Athens, Greece ; assisted by Andrew Walker White, Stratford University, Virginia.

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Puchner, Walter, author.

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9781108223768 (electronic book)
1108223761 (electronic book)
9781107059474
110705947X
9781108222419
1108222412

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Cambridge ; New York : Cambridge University Press, 2017.

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English

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1 online resource (xix, 355 pages)

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PN2661 .P82 2017eb

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792.09495

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

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White, Andrew Walker, 1958-

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Introduction : imagined continuity?
The long twilight of ancient theatre and drama
Byzantium: high culture without theatre or dramatic literature?
Re-inventing theatre: Renaissance and baroque Crete under Venetian rule (16th/17th century)
Shaping a theatre tradition: the Ionian islands from Venetian to British rule (16th-19th centuries)
Jesuit theatre in Constantinople and the archipelagos (1600-1750)
Drama without performance: the Greek enlightenment and Phanariot literature
Rehearsing the revolution: theatre as preparation for the uprising of 1821 (Bucharest, Jassy, Odessa)
Outlook: theatre in the nation-state versus theatre in the diaspora
Epilogue.

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