The masque of Stuart culture

Jerzy Limon

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Renaissance Literature and Culture Theatre and Performance Studies Arts and Performance Studies

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Limon presents an unconventional approach to the Stuart masque, discussing the masque as a form of courtly ritual rather than a truly theatrical performance. As seen from this perspective, the masque is the deepest, most complex, and many-faceted reflection of early Stuart culture.

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