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History of the Theatre

Pearson New International Edition

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Paperback, 688 blz. | Engels
Pearson Education | 10e druk, 2013
ISBN13: 9781292025155
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Hoofdrubriek : Kunst en cultuur
Pearson Education 10e druk, 2013 9781292025155
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Congratulations on beginning your learning experience with the 40 th Anniversary Edition of this bestselling theatre history textbook written by two of the most highly respected theatre historians in the field: Oscar G. Brockett and Franklin J. Hildy.

You’ll begin your historical journey chronologically with the ritual origins of theatre. Then you’ll travel around the world as you explore the roots of theatre in countries such as Spain, England, and France, in Latin America and more. You’ll end your survey with the theatres of Africa and Asia. The cover alone captures the drama and diversion that an evening at the theatre provides.

WHAT YOU’LL FIND IN THIS EDITION
- The most comprehensive coverage of European, American, Asian, African, and Latin American theatre history exposes you to many types of theatre you may have never before considered.
- A revised chapter on contemporary theatre covers avant-garde theatre from around the world and brings theatre history up to the present day.
- Updates throughout every chapter provide you with the most current and accurate information available, so you’ll be well-informed for discussions in class as well as with family and friends.

REVIEWER QUOTES
'Most people involved with teaching theatre history know that this text is unequaled in the field. No other survey text gives this kind of detail, is revised as often to keep pace with research and historical developments, is as qualified or clear in what the state of knowledge and debate are on particular topics, covers as many areas of world theatre, has as thorough an index, is as rich in images, or has as useful a bibliography.' – Dennis C. Beck, James Madison University

'Since I was a college undergraduate, the Brockett history book has been a ‘must do’ on my bookshelf and the bookshelves of all of my theatre peers and professors alike. The Brockett book is affectionately referred to as ’The Bible’ among my colleagues. There is no question it is a remarkable compilation of information and an invaluable addition to my resources.' – Kimberly Wagner, Edinboro University

Specificaties

ISBN13:9781292025155
Trefwoorden:geschiedenis, theater
Taal:Engels
Bindwijze:paperback
Aantal pagina's:688
Druk:10
Verschijningsdatum:17-7-2013
Hoofdrubriek:Kunst en cultuur

Inhoudsopgave

Chapter 1: The Origins of Theatre

Chapter 2: Theatre and Drama in Ancient Greece

Chapter 3: Hellenistic, Roman, and Byzantine Theatre

Chapter 4: European Theatre in the Middle Ages

Chapter 5: English Theatre to 1642

Chapter 6: Italian Theatre to 1700

Chapter 7: French Theatre to 1700

Chapter 8: The Theatre to Spain and New Spain to 1700

Chapter 9: English Theatre to 1800

Chapter 10: Italyand France to 1800

Chapter 11: Northern European Theatre to 1800

Chapter 12: English-Language Theatre in the Early Nineteenth Century

Chapter 13: Continental European Theatre in the Early Nineteenth Century

Chapter 14: English-Language Theatre in the Late Nineteenth Century

Chapter 15: Continental European and Latin American Theatre in the Late Nineteenth Century

Chapter 16: The Beginnings of Modern Realism

Chapter 17: Early Alternatives to Realism

Chapter 18: Continental European and Latin American Theatre in the Early Twentieth Century

Chapter 19: English-Language Theatre in the Early Twentieth Century

Chapter 20: Continental European and Latin American Theatre in the Mid-Twentieth Century

Chapter 21: English-Language Theatre in the Mid-Twentieth Century

Chapter 22: Continental European and Latin American Theatre in the Late Twentieth Century

Chapter 23: English-Language Theatre in the Late Twentieth Century

Chapter 24: The Theatre of Africa

Chapter 25: Contemporary Theatre

Chapter 26: The Theatre of Asia

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