Titlebook: Character, Acting and Being on the Pre-modern Stage; Edward Burns Book 1990 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited

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Practical Development Techniques, the later renaissance theatre often seen as somehow superseding it. Such a continuity can be seen to lie in an approach to character, and in the assumptions about the place of the subject in dramatic practice — the very things which are normally taken, of course, to mark a ‘break’ between the media

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Ancient Theories of Character, of the human. Aristotle gives these aspects a triple classification at the beginning of the ., as . and . is what man does, . is what is done to him, and . is what man is. Drama differs from other kinds of mimesis in that it represents men ‘.’, acting and doing..

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Rhetorical Character: History and Allegory,resented from within that tripartite division of the human which Aristotle reasserts at the beginning of the . as . and .. Mediaeval and renaissance accounts of literature — or of any other form of developed linguistic use, any other rhetoric — are formed at base by Aristotle’s terminology, by the d

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Shakespeare: Character as Political Praxis, the later renaissance theatre often seen as somehow superseding it. Such a continuity can be seen to lie in an approach to character, and in the assumptions about the place of the subject in dramatic practice — the very things which are normally taken, of course, to mark a ‘break’ between the media

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