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Theatre studies

the figure of the world as a theatre in which people play assigned roles before a divine or cosmic spectator, traced from antiquity onward.

In theatre studies, theatrum mundi refers to the figure of the world as a theatre in which people play assigned roles before a divine or cosmic spectator, traced from antiquity onward. This meaning comes from Christian (1987) in Theatrum mundi.[1]

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  1. Christian, L. G. (1987). Theatrum mundi. Garland. ISBN 9780824084257

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