Seeing Theater

Focusing on the experience of the theater spectator, this book explores the multisensory aspects of watching Greek drama, particularly the works of Aeschylus and Sophocles. Utilizing a phenomenological lens, it redefines theatrical visuality and emphasizes the aesthetic elements found in various genres, including tragedy, comedy, and satyr drama. Through innovative analyses, it promises to reshape the understanding of ancient drama and its artifacts, making significant contributions to the field of performative criticism.