Spectator politics: metatheatre and performance in Aristophanes

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Preface 1. The Naming of Parts 2. The Emergence of the Actor 3. Euripides' Rag and Bone Shop: Acharnians 4. The Politics of Performance: Knights 5. Bringing Up Father: Wasps 6. Making Peace-or Dionysus in '21 7. Performing the City: Birds 8. Cross-Dress for Success: Thesmophoriazusae 9. Glorious Mud: Frogs 10. Waiting in the Wings: Ecclesiazusae 11. Reprise-and Coming Attractions Bibliography Index Locorum Index Nominum et Rerum

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