Colecție: CONCEPT Studies


ISBN: 978-606-082-090-1

An apariție: 2026
Tip ediție: broșată
Pagini: 126

Andreas Markantonatos, Despina Kosmopoulou, Mihaela Bețiu

 

Greek and European Theatre

A Comparative Dimension

Authors: Theodosis N. Pelegrinis, Andreas Markantonatos, Despina Kosmopoulou, Asterios Peltekis, Varvara Georgopoulou, Anna Mavroleon, Constantina Ziropoulou, Alexia Altouva, Penelope Frangakis, Christina Argyropoulou

Foreword by Andreas Markantonatos

„The contributions to this volume collectively demonstrate that Greek and European theatre are best understood not as separate traditions brought together retrospectively, but as fields constituted through encounter. Their histories are marked by acts of translation, adaptation, appropriation, resistance, and renewal. Texts become performances; performances reshape texts; national traditions are produced through transnational exchange; and the ancient past is continually reconstructed in response to the demands of the present. The comparative dimension of the volume is therefore more than an organising theme. It is an invitation to reconsider how theatrical history is written. Rather than tracing stable genealogies, the essays investigate movement and mediation. Rather than treating reception as secondary to creation, they reveal reception as a creative practice in its own right. Rather than opposing antiquity and modernity, they examine the processes through which each is constituted in relation to the other. And rather than invoking Europe as a unified cultural space, they explore the differences, inequalities, and crossings through which European theatre has taken shape.“ 

ANDREAS MARKANTONATOS

Colecție: CONCEPT Studies


ISBN: 978-606-082-090-1

An apariție: 2026
Tip ediție: broșată
Format:
Pagini: 126

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