Theatre et liberalisme (Paris, 1830-1848)
by Stephanie Loncle
With liberalism, theater is set to become a sector of the economy. Its powers are being redistributed and its legitimacy redefined. How do directors, playwrights and actors appropriate the liberal norm? What kind of critical gaze can theater still direct upon the world?
With liberalism, theater is set to become a sector of the economy. Its powers are being redistributed and its legitimacy redefined. How do directors, playwrights and actors appropriate the liberal norm? What kind of critical gaze can theater still direct upon the world?
- By (author) Stephanie Loncle
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