Antonin Artaud and the Modern Theater

Felicia McCarren · Gene A. Plunka

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Theatre and Performance Studies French Literature and Criticism Arts and Performance Studies

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One aim of this collection of sixteen original essays is to cement Artaud's position as a significant theorist and innovator of the modern theater whose ideas have not only been far-reaching but also have practical stage applications. A second goal is to explicate several of the subtle nuances of his theories to make his ideas more accessible.

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