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"The RA?le Of The Dance And Dance Lyrics In The Spanish Comedia To The Early Eighteenth Century" explores the integration of dance and dance-related poetry within the Spanish Comedia. This study examines the historical context, aesthetic function, and cultural significance of dance elements in these plays. Focusing on works up to the early 1700s, the book considers how dance contributed to the spectacle, thematic development, and overall audience experience of the Comedia. It analyzes the interplay between dramatic action, lyrical expression, and choreographic form, offering insights into the socio-cultural values and artistic conventions reflected in the integration of dance within this theatrical tradition.
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