Performance of Literature in Historical Perspectives

Vincent C. Brann · David W. Thompson

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Theatre and Performance Studies Historical and Literary Analyses Arts and Performance Studies

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Co-published with the Speech Communication Association, these thirty original essays explore the history of non-dramatic literature in performance from Homer to the present. Focusing on various historical perspectives, the essays examine the impact of orality on the written word and the translation of that impact into performance. Associate editors are Wallace A. Bacon, Eugene Bahn, Lee Hudson and Alethea S. Mattingly. Managing Editor is Jean Haskell Speer.

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