Politika i pozorište kao čuvari zajedničkog sveta

Autor zastupa tezu da u istoriji evropske drame i pozorišta leži originalan odgovor na pitanje odnosa između poretka i promene koje je u središtu preokupacija klasičnih političkih mislilaca. Pozorište ima temeljni zadatak očuvanja zajedničkog sveta bez koga i samo ostaje lišeno smisla postojanja. Gu...

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