Beschrijving
This groundbreaking work delves into the rich and ancient tradition of Tibetan theater, exploring its unique forms and cultural significance. The author, Antonio Attisani, meticulously examines the historical roots and evolution of this theatrical art, shedding light on its integral role in Tibetan society and spirituality.
Through insightful analysis, Attisani reveals how these performances serve not only as entertainment but also as vehicles for religious expression and community engagement. The study highlights various theatrical forms, ritual practices, and the intricate relationship between performers and their audiences, providing a comprehensive understanding of Tibetan theatricality.
Attisani's exploration is essential for anyone interested in the intersection of culture and performance. By approaching the subject with reverence and scholarly rigor, he captures the essence of a tradition that has often remained in the shadows, showcasing its profound impact on both Tibetan identity and the wider theatrical landscape.
Through insightful analysis, Attisani reveals how these performances serve not only as entertainment but also as vehicles for religious expression and community engagement. The study highlights various theatrical forms, ritual practices, and the intricate relationship between performers and their audiences, providing a comprehensive understanding of Tibetan theatricality.
Attisani's exploration is essential for anyone interested in the intersection of culture and performance. By approaching the subject with reverence and scholarly rigor, he captures the essence of a tradition that has often remained in the shadows, showcasing its profound impact on both Tibetan identity and the wider theatrical landscape.
Boekdetails
Formaat
Paperback
Pagina's
601 pagina's
Taal
Italiaans
Gepubliceerd
Jan 1, 2001
Uitgever
Leo S. Olschki
ISBN-10
8822249992
ISBN-13
9788822249999