Comic business: theatricality, dramatic technique, and performance contexts of Aristophanic comedy

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I. ISSUES 1. Comic business 2. Performance criticism: point and methods 3. Two fundamental problems 4. Applying performance criticism II. THREE PLAYS 5. Clouds 6. Lysistrata 7. Wealth

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