The Middle English Mystery Play: A Study in Dramatic Speech and Form

Peter Meredith · Hans‐Jürgen Diller · Frances Wessels

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Introduction Part I. The Foil: Latin Church Drama: 1. Liturgy and drama 2. Liturgical point of view surrounding the dramatic core dialogue 3. 'World-containing' situations 4. The dramatization of narrative sources Part II. The English Mystery Play: 5. The origins of the Mystery Play and its stage 6. The representation of time and space in the cycles 7. Address to the audience 8. Intra-dramatic speeches 9. Conclusions Bibliography.

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