«Mimesis» and the Representation of Experience
ebook ∣ Dramatic Theory and Practice in pre-Shakespearean Comedy (1560-1590) · Text – Meaning – Context: Cracow Studies In English Language, Literature and Culture
By Wladyslaw Witalisz
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This book was shortlisted for the ESSE Book Awards
This volume analyses the endeavours of early Elizabethan playwrights to examine the narrative possibilities of drama. Paying attention to pre-Shakespearean comedies written in English between 1560 and 1590, the author explores how the interest in depicting subjective experience arose among English dramatists years before the theatre of Shakespeare and Jonson reached its zenith.
This volume analyses the endeavours of early Elizabethan playwrights to examine the narrative possibilities of drama. Paying attention to pre-Shakespearean comedies written in English between 1560 and 1590, the author explores how the interest in depicting subjective experience arose among English dramatists years before the theatre of Shakespeare and Jonson reached its zenith.
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