Acting Theory and the English Stage, 1700-1830 Volume 4

Exploring the eighteenth century, this book delves into the rich landscape of elocution, gesture, and the quest for naturalness in communication. It examines various treatises that emerged during this period, highlighting the evolving theories and practices that shaped public speaking and interpersonal expression. Through historical context and analysis, the work uncovers the significance of these developments in the art of oratory and their lasting impact on social interaction.