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Anthem Studies in Theatre and Performance Reihe

Diese Reihe taucht in die facettenreiche Welt der Theater- und Performanceforschung ein und untersucht deren historische Entwicklung, theoretische Rahmenbedingungen und zeitgenössische Praktiken. Sie bietet tiefe Einblicke in künstlerische Vorgehensweisen und die kritischen Diskurse, die die Performancekunst prägen. Jeder Band liefert fundierte Analysen und neue Perspektiven darauf, wie Theater und Performance mit Kultur und Gesellschaft interagieren. Ein Muss für Wissenschaftler, Studenten und Enthusiasten, die ein tieferes Verständnis für den Reichtum und die Vielfalt des Fachgebiets suchen.

On Beckett
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