Theatre in Southeast Asia
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Theatre in Southeast Asia
（A Harvard paperback, HP 68）
Harvard University Press, 1974
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Bibliography: p. 335-338
Includes index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
An astonishing variety of theatrical performances may be seen in the eight countries of Southeast Asia-Burma, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand, and Vietnam. James Brandon spent more than three years observing and interviewing troupe members in these countries. He describes twenty-five of the most important theatrical forms, grouping them according to their origins as folk, court, popular, or Western theatre. He considers the theatre from four perspectives: its origins, its art, its role as a social institution, and its function as a medium of communication and propaganda. Brandon's wide-ranging and lively discussion points out interesting similarities and differences among the countries, and many of his superb photographs are included here.
目次
1. Introduction Part I: A Historical Background 2. The Cultural Setting 3. The Development of Theatre Genres 4. Traditions of Theatre Part II: Theatre as Art 5. Drama 6. Music and Dance 7. Production 8. Transmission of Theatre Art Part III: Theatre as an Institution 9. Extent and Distribution 10. Theatre and the Social Contract 11. The Troupe 12. Economics 13. The Audience 14. Social Status of Troupes Part IV: Theatre as Communication 15. Past and Present 16. Theatre and Other Mass Media 17. Theatre and the Communication Process Appendix: Major Theatre Genres as Performed in 1964 Bibiliography Notes Glossary Index
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