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When Marco Leaves the Building: Intercultural Performances and Other Audiences
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Kim, Ju Yon
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/ Chinese languages
/ Cultural factors
/ Immigration policy
/ Mei Lanfang
/ Noncitizens
/ Patronage
/ Politics
/ Theater
/ Theaters & cinemas
/ Traditions
2012
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When Marco Leaves the Building: Intercultural Performances and Other Audiences
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Kim, Ju Yon
in
Audiences
/ Chinese languages
/ Cultural factors
/ Immigration policy
/ Mei Lanfang
/ Noncitizens
/ Patronage
/ Politics
/ Theater
/ Theaters & cinemas
/ Traditions
2012
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When Marco Leaves the Building: Intercultural Performances and Other Audiences
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When Marco Leaves the Building: Intercultural Performances and Other Audiences
2012
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What the article identifies as modern is the recognition of a Western audience, rather than a performance that explicitly incorporates Western aesthetic conventions, styles, or narratives. [...]while allowing the Chinese theaters their own modernism, the article nevertheless insists that they respect \"Occidental patronage.\" \"49 The shifting of audiences and their active relationship to the staged presentation-the very aspects Lynn identifies as \"intolerable\" to Western spectators in overt form-were, in a broader sense, crucial to developing performances that responded adeptly to modernity's asymmetrical distributions of cultural and political influence.
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Johns Hopkins University Press
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