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Theatre studies

two ideal types of dramatic structure, the closed form with unified action and few characters, and the open form with episodic, multiple and loosely linked scenes.

In theatre studies, open and closed form in drama refers to two ideal types of dramatic structure, the closed form with unified action and few characters, and the open form with episodic, multiple and loosely linked scenes. This meaning comes from Klotz (1960) in Geschlossene und offene Form im Drama.[1]

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Klotz, V. (1960). Geschlossene und offene Form im Drama. Carl Hanser. ISBN 9783446120273

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