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Theatre studies

the double way spectators see stage events as both fictional signs and real, present things, such as an actual chair or living body.

In theatre studies, binocular vision of theatre refers to the double way spectators see stage events as both fictional signs and real, present things, such as an actual chair or living body. This meaning comes from States (1985) in Great Reckonings in Little Rooms.[1]

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States, B. O. (1985). Great Reckonings in Little Rooms. University of California Press. https://doi.org/10.1525/9780520908604

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