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antitheatrical prejudice: a standalone construct

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antitheatricalprejudice1 CONSTRUCTAntitheatrical prejudiceBARISH · THEATRE STUDIES

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Theatre studies

the recurring hostility to theatre and acting, from Plato onward, as deceptive, imitative or morally harmful.

In theatre studies, antitheatrical prejudice refers to the recurring hostility to theatre and acting, from Plato onward, as deceptive, imitative or morally harmful. This meaning comes from Barish (1981) in The antitheatrical prejudice.[1]

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  1. Barish, J. A. (1981). The antitheatrical prejudice. University of California Press. ISBN 9780520037359

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