Drama

In Higgins Davies (ed.), Blackwell Companion to Aesthetics (2009)
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Abstract

Hamilton explains why "drama" is a category of literature rather than of theater, even though it is appropriate to describe many theatrical performances as "dramatic." Consideration of the possibilities of theatrical performance are especially important to this category of literature, but need not be (and often are not) decisive in constraining interpretations of dramatic works.

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James Hamilton
Kansas State University

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