The English Renaissance Stage: Geometry, Poetics, and the Practical Spatial Arts 1580-1630

Henry S. Turner

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1. Introduction PART 1: DIAGRAM, IMAGE, ICON 2. Practical Knowledge and the Poetics of Geometry 3. Sir Philip Sidney and the Practical Imagination 4. Noun, Foot, and Measured Line PART 2: STAGE, WALL, SCENE, PLOT 5. Theatre as a Spatial Art 6. The Topographic Stage 7. Dramatic Form and the Projective Intelligence 8. Ben Jonson's Scenography

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