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Theatre studies

an approach to theatre through how stage objects and performers appear to perception, as present things before they are signs.

In theatre studies, theatre phenomenology refers to an approach to theatre through how stage objects and performers appear to perception, as present things before they are signs. 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. ISBN 9780520053519

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