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DRAMA 571 A: Problems In Theatre History Research

Hoc Est Corpus Meum/This is My Body: Performance and Embodiment in the Early Middle Ages

Meeting Time: 
MW 2:30pm - 4:50pm
Location: 
HUT 150
SLN: 
13375
Instructor:
Scott Magelssen
Scott Magelssen

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Hoc Est Corpus Meum/This is My Body: Performance and Embodiment in the Early Middle Ages.

In this seminar we will examine documents and scholarship associated with what has been traditionally regarded as the "rebirth" of theatre and drama in the Roman Catholic liturgy after several centuries of its repression by the Christian Church. From purported roots in antiphonal chants to full-fledged passion plays, scholars have wrestled over what these documents actually meant to medieval believers (as well as how they were used to foment violence against unbelievers).

Catalog Description: 
Methods and techniques of research, interpretation, and writing in theatre history. Relationship of theatre arts to culture in diverse periods and places.
Status: 
Active
Last updated: 
October 5, 2016 - 9:13pm
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