Tragic Seneca: An Essay in the Theatrical Tradition

Anthony James Boyle

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Preface, Textual Note, PROLOGUE, 1. The Roman Theatre, PART 1: SENECAN TRAGEDY, 2. The Declamatory Style, 3. Ideas Made Flesh, 4. The Body of the Play, 5. The Palimpsestic Code, 6. The Theatricalised Wor(l)d, PART 2: SENECA AND RENAISSANCE DRAMA, 7. Seneca Inscriptus, 8. Ideology and Meaning, 9. The Metatheatrical Mind, EPILOGUE, 10. Tragedy and Culture, Senecan Chronology, Bibliography, Indexes.

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