Theater of the OppressedUrizen Books, 1979 - 197 |
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Augusto Boal. makes a type of theater completely different from what Aristotle understands by epic poetry and yet to that type of theater he applies the same name . For the first time in a theatrical spectacle , Piscator used motion ...
Augusto Boal. makes a type of theater completely different from what Aristotle understands by epic poetry and yet to that type of theater he applies the same name . For the first time in a theatrical spectacle , Piscator used motion ...
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... epic ? In the beginning , Bertolt Brecht applied that old word to his theater . Aristotle does not speak of epic theater , but only of epic poetry , tragedy , and comedy . The differences that he establishes between epic poetry and ...
... epic ? In the beginning , Bertolt Brecht applied that old word to his theater . Aristotle does not speak of epic theater , but only of epic poetry , tragedy , and comedy . The differences that he establishes between epic poetry and ...
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Augusto Boal. makes a type of theater completely different from what Aristotle understands by epic poetry and yet to that type of theater he applies the same name . For the first time in a theatrical spectacle , Piscator used motion ...
Augusto Boal. makes a type of theater completely different from what Aristotle understands by epic poetry and yet to that type of theater he applies the same name . For the first time in a theatrical spectacle , Piscator used motion ...
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