Introduction

Agata Łuksza; Aldo Milohnić

doi:10.21827/ejtp.1.42297

February 15, 2019European journal of theatre and performance.

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The essays delve into the tension between communitarianism and cosmopolitanism in the context of European theatre, reflecting cultural narratives.
This section showcases various perspectives on how European theatre navigates these philosophical concepts, influencing artistic expression.
The exploration of ‘spectres’ reveals underlying historical and cultural dynamics, enriching our understanding of contemporary European theatre.
The essays encourage a dialogue on the role of theatre in shaping and reflecting societal values around community and global interaction.

Implication

This essay section examines themes of communitarianism and cosmopolitanism in European theatre, indicating a complex cultural landscape.

Abstract

This is the introduction to the Essays Section of Issue 1 (2019), 'Spectres of Europe: European Theatre between Communitarianism and Cosmopolitanism’.

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