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Ibsen's Lively Art A Performance Study Of The Major Plays

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Marker, Frederick J., Marker, Lise-Lone

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ISBN-13:

9780521619240

ISBN:

0521619246

Pub Date: 0009
Publisher: Cambridge University Press Summary: A play is fundamentally a text for performance, capable of achieving complete expression only in the living encounter between actor and spectator, the Markers argue in their new study of Henrik Ibsen in the theatre. Each generation seems to discover - or rediscover - elements in the great Norwegian playwright's work that renew the dialogue in which the past and the present meet in theatrical performance.
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ISBN-13:

9780521619240


ISBN:

0521619246


Pub Date: 0009
Publisher: Cambridge University Press

A play is fundamentally a text for performance, capable of achieving complete expression only in the living encounter between actor and spectator, the Markers argue in their new study of Henrik Ibsen in the theatre. Each generation seems to discover - or rediscover - elements in the great Norwegian playwright's work that renew the dialogue in which the past and the present meet in theatrical performance.

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