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theatrical sign: a standalone construct

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Theatre studies

Kowzan's analysis of theatre's signs into thirteen systems, from word and tone of voice to makeup, set and sound effects.

In theatre studies, theatrical sign refers to Kowzan's analysis of theatre's signs into thirteen systems, from word and tone of voice to makeup, set and sound effects. This meaning comes from Kowzan (1968) in Diogenes.[1]

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  1. Kowzan, T. (1968). The Sign in the Theater. Diogenes, 16(61), 52-80. https://doi.org/10.1177/039219216801606104

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