Syllabus – History of Theatre I (Antiquity through Early Modern Era)
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Theater historiography means the study of the foundational assumptions, principles, and methodologies that determine how theater history is written. To practice theater historiography means to look beyond the record of “what happened” to analyze how and why such records are constructed.
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Shoot-from-the-hip book reviews with an emphasis on historiography.
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Tools for instructors: syllabi, assignment prompts, and full-text PDFs.
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