Metatheater and Modernity

Exploring the intersection of metatheater with baroque and neobaroque concepts, this book offers in-depth analyses of plays from the seventeenth and twentieth centuries. It examines works by notable playwrights such as Rotrou, Sartre, Kushner, Bernini, Shakespeare, Pirandello, Molière, and Giraudoux, highlighting how these themes evolve across different eras. The study refines the understanding of metatheater, inviting readers to consider its significance in both historical and modern contexts.