Towards a Grammar of Roman and Neo-Latin Drama

Towards a Grammar of Roman and Neo-Latin DramaThis monograph adapts terms and concepts from linguistics, structuralism and semiotics to develop a grammar for the ten extant, complete dramas from first century Rome and five Humanist plays from Renaissance Italy. In a language, letters combine to form words, which create sentences, paragraphs and so on. This book posits that there is a similar structure to dramatic texts, and explores the way basic elements (i. e., performers, roles, the stage,

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