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Buch. Condition: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - This book describes all of the fishes found in North and South Dakota, USA. It contains a description of the waters and geology of the two states, information on the major rivers and water basins, detailed distribution tables, and a dichotomous key (already tested and in university use). A brief description of each fish family is included, and for each individual fish species found in North and South Dakota, high resolution color images, range maps, descriptions, and life histories are included. All of the information is referenced. The book also shows all of the fish sampling sites, briefly describes the history of fish sampling and identification in the Dakotas, and mentions the prominent individuals. This is the first book of its kind - the first comprehensive compilation describing every fish found in the Dakotas with all of the supplemental information.…

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Hardback. Condition: New. Shakespeare's Hamlet insisted that 'the play's the thing'; Edmund Husserl's philosophy advised us to (re)turn our attention 'back to the things themselves!' How might a careful, detailed exploration of the basic 'things' of Shakespearean theatre illuminate his plays in performance? Taking up this question, The Play and the Thing offers the first book-length phenomenological study of Shakespearean stage craft, from the ground up. The book approaches the study of Shakespearean theatre by attending to the ways in which three of those basic things - Bodies, Objects, and Spaces - might appear to perception in the act of performance. As such, it demonstrates how the principal, if at times divergent, strands of phenomenological enquiry can offer insight into those particular things and the theatrical practices they engender(ed). Cutting across both early modern and modern-day performative and textual praxis, The Play and the Thing both explicates and enacts phenomenology as an illuminating approach to Shakespearean theatre.…

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Shakespeares Hamlet insisted that the plays the thing; Edmund Husserls philosophy advised us to (re)turn our attention back to the things themselves! How might a careful, detailed exploration of the basic things of Shakespearean theatre illuminate his plays in performance? Taking up this question, The Play and the Thing offers the first book-length phenomenological study of Shakespearean stage craft, from the ground up. The book approaches the study of Shakespearean theatre by attending to the ways in which three of those basic things Bodies, Objects, and Spaces might appear to perception in the act of performance. As such, it demonstrates how the principal, if at times divergent, strands of phenomenological enquiry can offer insight into those particular things and the theatrical practices they engender(ed). Cutting across both early modern and modern-day performative and textual praxis, The Play and the Thing both explicates and enacts phenomenology as an illuminating approach to Shakespearean theatre. Offers the first sustained phenomenological study of Shakespeares plays on stage. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Shakespeare's Hamlet insisted that 'the play's the thing'; Edmund Husserl's philosophy advised us to (re)turn our attention 'back to the things themselves!' How might a careful, detailed exploration of the basic 'things' of Shakespearean theatre illuminate his plays in performance Taking up this question, The Play and the Thing offers the first book-length phenomenological study of Shakespearean stage craft, from the ground up. The book approaches the study of Shakespearean theatre by attending to the ways in which three of those basic things - Bodies, Objects, and Spaces - might appear to perception in the act of performance. As such, it demonstrates how the principal, if at times divergent, strands of phenomenological enquiry can offer insight into those particular things and the theatrical practices they engender(ed). Cutting across both early modern and modern-day performative and textual praxis, The Play and the Thing both explicates and enacts phenomenology as an illuminating approach to Shakespearean theatre.…

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Buch. Condition: Neu. The Play and the Thing | A Phenomenology of Shakespearean Theatre | Matthew D. Wagner | Buch | Edinburgh Critical Studies in Shakespeare and Philosophy | Gebunden | Englisch | 2025 | Edinburgh University Press | EAN 9781474410861 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu. …

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Hardback. Condition: New. Shakespeare's Hamlet insisted that 'the play's the thing'; Edmund Husserl's philosophy advised us to (re)turn our attention 'back to the things themselves!' How might a careful, detailed exploration of the basic 'things' of Shakespearean theatre illuminate his plays in performance? Taking up this question, The Play and the Thing offers the first book-length phenomenological study of Shakespearean stage craft, from the ground up. The book approaches the study of Shakespearean theatre by attending to the ways in which three of those basic things - Bodies, Objects, and Spaces - might appear to perception in the act of performance. As such, it demonstrates how the principal, if at times divergent, strands of phenomenological enquiry can offer insight into those particular things and the theatrical practices they engender(ed). Cutting across both early modern and modern-day performative and textual praxis, The Play and the Thing both explicates and enacts phenomenology as an illuminating approach to Shakespearean theatre.…

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Shakespeares Hamlet insisted that the plays the thing; Edmund Husserls philosophy advised us to (re)turn our attention back to the things themselves! How might a careful, detailed exploration of the basic things of Shakespearean theatre illuminate his plays in performance? Taking up this question, The Play and the Thing offers the first book-length phenomenological study of Shakespearean stage craft, from the ground up. The book approaches the study of Shakespearean theatre by attending to the ways in which three of those basic things Bodies, Objects, and Spaces might appear to perception in the act of performance. As such, it demonstrates how the principal, if at times divergent, strands of phenomenological enquiry can offer insight into those particular things and the theatrical practices they engender(ed). Cutting across both early modern and modern-day performative and textual praxis, The Play and the Thing both explicates and enacts phenomenology as an illuminating approach to Shakespearean theatre. Offers the first sustained phenomenological study of Shakespeares plays on stage. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…