Development of Theatre 1: Classical – Neoclassical Forms
About This Book
The Poetics of Aristotle – Section 2 XVI What Recognition is has been already explained. We will now enumerate its kinds. First, the least artistic form, which, from poverty of wit, is most commonly employed recognition by signs. Of these some are congenital,—such as ‘the spear which the earth-born race bear on their bodies,’ or the stars introduced by Carcinus in his Thyestes. Others are acquired after birth; and of these some are bodily marks, as scars; some external tokens, as necklaces, or t
| Category | arts |
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| Subject | , Performing arts, Theatre studies, Theatre direction and production |
| Year | 2023 |
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| Chapters | 15 |
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| License | Creative Commons - Attribution - https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ |
Chapters
- Oedipus the King – Part I
- Lysistrata – Part I
- Lysistrata – Part II
- The Little Clay Cart – Act I
- The Little Clay Cart – Act II
- The Little Clay Cart – ACT III
- The Little Clay Cart – Act IV
- The Little Clay Cart – Act V
- The Little Clay Cart – Act VIII
- The Little Clay Cart – Act VII
- Hamlet – Act II
- Hamlet – Act IV
- Life is a Dream – Act III
- Life is a Dream – Act II
- Life is a Dream – Act I