Add to ORKGIn order to study the beginning of drama one must understand the context or the womb from which the play was born. It is usually accepted that drama in the West, as in most civilizations, developed from the popular religion. In medieval Europe, drama sprang from the Catholic Church— an institution which had, centuries before, suppressed the drama of Roman culture. The purpose of this study is not to ask the question of What happened? but Why did it happen? That is, why did drama develop in the midst of an anti-drama Christian Church? Any study done of early European drama owes a great deal to E. K, Chambers and Karl Young, but these two scholars asked the question What? and produced essentially a history of drama. Until the present, l...
This study examines the work of English dramatists produced during a period widely regarded as an im...
Project (M.A., Liberal Arts) -- California State University, Sacramento, 2010.The Middle Ages in Eur...
The aim of this thesis is to trace the history, and examine the artistic achievement, of the modern ...
Historians of theatre usually discuss the quem quaeritis Easter tropes and Hroswitha’s plays a...
Dramatic expression is as old as civilization itself. The primitive peoples sought relations with go...
The art of storytelling is only a step away from the art of performance. Yet it took centuries to de...
The expression liturgical drama was formulated in 1834 as a metaphor and hardened into formal cate...
It is widely believed that for many years British theatre has developed out of an historical connect...
Proefskrif--PU vir CHODramatization is a form of acting in which the player experiences the dramatic...
Citation: Wiest, Amelia Jennie. The drama prior to and including Shakespeare. Senior thesis, Kansas ...
"The world is a stage and drama a mirror of society "- this expression is heard in many la...
Citation: Martin, Florence Adelia. Rise of the drama. Senior thesis, Kansas State Agricultural Colle...
Students of the present age are too apt to think of Latin and Greek as languages whose sphere was li...
Originally published in 1965. The European dramatic tradition rests on a group of religious dramas t...
This dissertation will argue that the early modern theatre and the early modern church were both con...
This study examines the work of English dramatists produced during a period widely regarded as an im...
Project (M.A., Liberal Arts) -- California State University, Sacramento, 2010.The Middle Ages in Eur...
The aim of this thesis is to trace the history, and examine the artistic achievement, of the modern ...
Historians of theatre usually discuss the quem quaeritis Easter tropes and Hroswitha’s plays a...
Dramatic expression is as old as civilization itself. The primitive peoples sought relations with go...
The art of storytelling is only a step away from the art of performance. Yet it took centuries to de...
The expression liturgical drama was formulated in 1834 as a metaphor and hardened into formal cate...
It is widely believed that for many years British theatre has developed out of an historical connect...
Proefskrif--PU vir CHODramatization is a form of acting in which the player experiences the dramatic...
Citation: Wiest, Amelia Jennie. The drama prior to and including Shakespeare. Senior thesis, Kansas ...
"The world is a stage and drama a mirror of society "- this expression is heard in many la...
Citation: Martin, Florence Adelia. Rise of the drama. Senior thesis, Kansas State Agricultural Colle...
Students of the present age are too apt to think of Latin and Greek as languages whose sphere was li...
Originally published in 1965. The European dramatic tradition rests on a group of religious dramas t...
This dissertation will argue that the early modern theatre and the early modern church were both con...
This study examines the work of English dramatists produced during a period widely regarded as an im...
Project (M.A., Liberal Arts) -- California State University, Sacramento, 2010.The Middle Ages in Eur...
The aim of this thesis is to trace the history, and examine the artistic achievement, of the modern ...