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| List of documents | ||
| General editors' preface | ||
| Editor's preface | ||
| Acknowledgements | ||
| Historical table | ||
| Glossary of technical and specialised terms | ||
| Note on the treatment of texts | ||
| General Introduction | 1 | |
| Sect. A | The inheritance | |
| I | Continuities | 24 |
| II | Memories and reflections | 34 |
| III | Reinventions, new starts, shifts of attitude | 38 |
| Sect. B | Latin liturgical drama | |
| I | Symbolic drama | 58 |
| II | The ceremonies of Holy Week | 60 |
| III | The ceremonies of Easter Week | 81 |
| IV | The ceremonies of the Christmas season | 99 |
| V | The Church's view of theatrical activity | 113 |
| VI | Other calendar ceremonies | 118 |
| VII | The plays | 131 |
| Sect. C | Extra-liturgical Latin and early vernacular drama | |
| I | Play-texts and stage action in the religious drama | 142 |
| II | Performance references and records | 165 |
| III | Biblical plays from Byzantium and the Orthodox East | 182 |
| IV | The Feast of Corpus Christi and the plays | 186 |
| V | Secular theatre | 194 |
| Sect. D | England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales | |
| I | Communal religious theatre | 210 |
| II | Reactions and responses | 259 |
| III | Secular theatre | 265 |
| Sect. E | France | |
| I | The theatre of the mysteres | 284 |
| II | Farces, sotties and moralities | 329 |
| III | Processional and street theatre | 339 |
| IV | Drama in the bilingual cities: Metz | 345 |
| Sect. F | The German-speaking area | |
| I | Religious drama | 355 |
| II | Secular drama | 403 |
| Sect. G | Italy | |
| I | Medieval traditions | 427 |
| II | Theatre spectacles in Florence | 450 |
| III | Renaissance innovations | 467 |
| Sect. H | The Low Countries | |
| I | Organising and performing groups | 492 |
| II | Play contests and landjuwelen | 505 |
| III | Play-texts and tableaux | 513 |
| IV | Plays for political and religious occasions | 522 |
| Sect. I | The Iberian Peninsula (including Majorca) | |
| I | Theatre and the Church | 562 |
| II | Court theatre and pageantry | 578 |
| III | Theatre and performance | 591 |
| Sect. J | Traditions of the people: customs and folk drama | |
| I | Pre-Christian origins? | 618 |
| II | Seasonal customs | 621 |
| III | Occasional customs | 656 |
| Bibliography | 667 | |
| Index | 689 |
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reviewed The Medieval European Stage, 500-1550 on August 05, 2011
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