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Theatre studies

Rancière's argument that watching is already active interpretation, so theatre need not force spectators into participation to free them.

In theatre studies, emancipated spectator refers to rancière's argument that watching is already active interpretation, so theatre need not force spectators into participation to free them. This meaning comes from Rancière (2009) in The emancipated spectator.[1]

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References

Rancière, J. (2009). The emancipated spectator. Verso. ISBN 9781844677610

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