The word “actor” as we understand it now emerged in Shakespeare’s time. According to the Oxford English Dictionary, as designating “[a] person who acts a part on stage”, it was used for the first time in this specific sense by William Painter in his Palace of Pleasure (1566): “To whom may be giuen a Theatre of the world, and stage of humaine miserie, more worthily, than to him that hath with comely gesture, wyse demeanor, and orderly behauiour, bene an actor in the same?” (OED 4). Right from ..
Dans les pièces de William Shakespeare, les personnages sont souvent désignés par un nom commun, qui...
For hundreds of years, theatre has remained one of the most popular forms of entertainment. In 16...
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Shakespeare, one of the greatest writers of Elizabethan drama, has given language a new shape. This ...
ABSTRACT The relationship between “character ” and an “actor ” appears to be quite straightforward: ...
Habermas’ sense of a “cultural Public Sphere” is a notoriously complex term and, when applied to Ear...
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In Medieval England, games and plays were cognate activities. By Shakespeare’s time, “games” seem to...
It appears to be quite evident, as Richard Schoch somewhat apprehensively pointed out, that academic...
A commonly used adjective to describe a certain type of actor or mode of performance, the concept of...
In William Shakespeare’s plays, characters are often called by common nouns, which can indicate soci...
Uno studio che indaga l'origine della celebre espressione "commedia dell'arte" proponendo nuove pros...
Dans les pièces de William Shakespeare, les personnages sont souvent désignés par un nom commun, qui...
For hundreds of years, theatre has remained one of the most popular forms of entertainment. In 16...
Neither the Folio nor the various quartos of Shakespeare plays contain the stage direction “aside”, ...
The choice of the name ‘The Theatre’ for the new purpose built structure in Shoreditch in 1576 was n...
Shakespeare, one of the greatest writers of Elizabethan drama, has given language a new shape. This ...
ABSTRACT The relationship between “character ” and an “actor ” appears to be quite straightforward: ...
Habermas’ sense of a “cultural Public Sphere” is a notoriously complex term and, when applied to Ear...
In 1969, The Bard met The Computer, resulting in The Harvard Concordance to Shakespeare by marvin Sp...
The OED distinguishes two principal meanings of the word “conversation”: “the action of living or ha...
Tragedy is a category of play. But was it, in Shakespeare’s time, a method of acting too? This artic...
In Medieval England, games and plays were cognate activities. By Shakespeare’s time, “games” seem to...
It appears to be quite evident, as Richard Schoch somewhat apprehensively pointed out, that academic...
A commonly used adjective to describe a certain type of actor or mode of performance, the concept of...
In William Shakespeare’s plays, characters are often called by common nouns, which can indicate soci...
Uno studio che indaga l'origine della celebre espressione "commedia dell'arte" proponendo nuove pros...
Dans les pièces de William Shakespeare, les personnages sont souvent désignés par un nom commun, qui...
For hundreds of years, theatre has remained one of the most popular forms of entertainment. In 16...
Neither the Folio nor the various quartos of Shakespeare plays contain the stage direction “aside”, ...