A Troubling Double-Body: Roland Barthes' Relationship with Ancient Greek Mythology and Bunraku

Authors

  • Madeleine Scherer University of Warwick,

Keywords:

Roland Barthes, classical reception, Greek tragedy, Japanese Bunraku, masks, performance, semiology

Abstract

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Author Biography

  • Madeleine Scherer, University of Warwick,
    Department of English and Comparative Literature

Published

2015-10-07

Issue

Vol. 3 No. 1 (2015): October

Section

New Approaches to Theatre and Performance Studies

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