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BookPerforming Medieval Narrative

Keith Busby2005

Book2005

Performing Medieval Narrative

Keith Busby · Evelyn Birge Vitz · Nancy Freeman Regalado

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Medieval Literature and History Theatre and Performance Studies Historical, Literary, and Cultural Studies

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Broad and wide-ranging survey of and investigation into the important question of whether medieval narrative was designed for performance.

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Year2005

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Published2005-05-26

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ShelfMedieval Literature and History

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