The theater and the dream: from metaphor to form in Renaissance drama [by] Jackson I. Cope.
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Johns Hopkins University Press
[1973]
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Table of Contents:
- Prologue: The rediscovery of anti-form in Renaissance drama
- Platonic perspectives: structural metaphor from Cusa to Ficino
- George Chapman: myth as mask and magic
- Critics and commediografi in sixteenth-century Florence
- The actor and the artist in the audience: early versions of improvisation as structure
- Seventeenth-century English commedia improvvisa: art over nature
- Seventeenth-century English commedia improvvisa: nature over art
- Theater of the dream: Dante's commedia, Jonson's satirist, and Shakespeare's sage
- Platonic perspectives dissolved: Calderon's La vida es sueno
- Appendix: Guarini, Chapman, and the form of tragicomedy as the fortunate fall.