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Description:This volume explores the fascinating aesthetic and social connection between drama and rhetoric.Inasmuch as drama seeks to keep an audience engaged, it takes on rhetorical qualities; likewise, rhetorical endeavor may employ dramatic appeal. Centuries ago, Aristotle's companion pieces The Rhetoric and The Poetic generated crosscurrents of critical thought about rhetorical and dramatic theory. Recently, such critic-theorists as Kenneth Burke, Ernest Bormann, Elder Olson, Paul de Man, and others have stirred up these currents afresh. The contributors to this volume take provocative new approaches to enduring issues.****Contents **** PART I: Rhetorical Dimensions to the Drama: The Classical ContextEnthymeme and the Invention of Troping in Greek Drama, August W. StaubTheorizing the Spectacle: A Rhetorical Analysis of Tragic Recognition, Tom HeeneyExile and the Kingdom: Reason as Nightmare in the Aeschylean Vision, John ArthosPART II: The Rhetorical in Renaissance and Neoclassical DramaEpideictic Pastoral: Rhetorical Tensions in the Staging of Torquato Tasso's Aminta, Maria Galli StampinoShakespeare's Rhetoric versus the Ideology of Ian McKellen's Richard III, George L. Geckle And Now for Application: Venice Preserv'd and the Rhetoric of Textual Application, Odai JohnsonPART III: War, Politics, and the DramaFederalist and Republican Theatre in the 1790s, Steve WilmerUncle Tom's Cabin and the Rhetoric of Gradualism, Charles WilbanksDario Fo's Angry Farce, Stanley Vincent LongmanPART IV: Contemporary CultureStain upon the Silence: Samuel Beckett's Deconstructive Inventions, Leigh Anne HowardStill Angry after All These Years: Performing the Language of HIV and the Marked Body in The Normal Heart and The Destiny of Me, Peter Michael PoberWe have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Theatre Symposium, Vol. 5: Drama as Rhetoric/Rhetoric as Drama: An Exploration of Dramatic and Rhetorical Criticism (Theatre Symposium Series). To get started finding Theatre Symposium, Vol. 5: Drama as Rhetoric/Rhetoric as Drama: An Exploration of Dramatic and Rhetorical Criticism (Theatre Symposium Series), you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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Description: This volume explores the fascinating aesthetic and social connection between drama and rhetoric.Inasmuch as drama seeks to keep an audience engaged, it takes on rhetorical qualities; likewise, rhetorical endeavor may employ dramatic appeal. Centuries ago, Aristotle's companion pieces The Rhetoric and The Poetic generated crosscurrents of critical thought about rhetorical and dramatic theory. Recently, such critic-theorists as Kenneth Burke, Ernest Bormann, Elder Olson, Paul de Man, and others have stirred up these currents afresh. The contributors to this volume take provocative new approaches to enduring issues.****Contents **** PART I: Rhetorical Dimensions to the Drama: The Classical ContextEnthymeme and the Invention of Troping in Greek Drama, August W. StaubTheorizing the Spectacle: A Rhetorical Analysis of Tragic Recognition, Tom HeeneyExile and the Kingdom: Reason as Nightmare in the Aeschylean Vision, John ArthosPART II: The Rhetorical in Renaissance and Neoclassical DramaEpideictic Pastoral: Rhetorical Tensions in the Staging of Torquato Tasso's Aminta, Maria Galli StampinoShakespeare's Rhetoric versus the Ideology of Ian McKellen's Richard III, George L. Geckle And Now for Application: Venice Preserv'd and the Rhetoric of Textual Application, Odai JohnsonPART III: War, Politics, and the DramaFederalist and Republican Theatre in the 1790s, Steve WilmerUncle Tom's Cabin and the Rhetoric of Gradualism, Charles WilbanksDario Fo's Angry Farce, Stanley Vincent LongmanPART IV: Contemporary CultureStain upon the Silence: Samuel Beckett's Deconstructive Inventions, Leigh Anne HowardStill Angry after All These Years: Performing the Language of HIV and the Marked Body in The Normal Heart and The Destiny of Me, Peter Michael PoberWe have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Theatre Symposium, Vol. 5: Drama as Rhetoric/Rhetoric as Drama: An Exploration of Dramatic and Rhetorical Criticism (Theatre Symposium Series). To get started finding Theatre Symposium, Vol. 5: Drama as Rhetoric/Rhetoric as Drama: An Exploration of Dramatic and Rhetorical Criticism (Theatre Symposium Series), you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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