This Carthage, Sirs, was Venice
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This short chapter discusses the origin of the critical term ‘intertheatricality’ and asks how it can be used to think about early modern dramatic geography. Employing the surviving manuscript of Philip Massinger’s Believe as You List as a symbol for how intertheatrical geography operates, the chapter makes the argument for a more author-centred approach to the study of intertheatricality than has been common within existing scholarship. Finally, it discusses the relationship between romance and intertheatricality, arguing that early modern playwrights staging the Mediterranean constructed that geographical space not simply through one another’s plays, but moreover through engagements with one another’s romance strategies.
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2011 ◽
Vol 13
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pp. 138-150
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Vol 94
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pp. 109-120
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