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TITLE INFORMATION
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| Title | | Leo Africanus Discovers Comedy: Sixteenth Century Theatre Across the Mediterranean Divide |
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IDENTIFIERS
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| PID | | video:1506 |
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ASSOCIATED NAMES
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| Conference | | American Philosophical Society Annual Meeting (2017) |
| speaker | | Davis, Natalie Zemon, 1928- |
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CONTENT DESCRIPTION
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| Abstract | | Natalie Davis discusses the theatrical traditions of the Arab Muslim world. She tells the story of Leo Africanus and Jacob Mantino and this encounter between two traditions of theatre and poetry in the early 16th century. |
| Note | | Further reading: Davis, N. Trickster Travels A Sixteenth-century Muslim Between Worlds. (Faber and Faber 2008) |
| Language | | English (eng) |
| Subject (local) | |
Ethnography & Linguistics
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| Subject (lcsh) | |
Theater, History, 16th Century
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| Subject (lcsh) | |
Leo, Africanus, approximately 1492-approximately 1550
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| Subject (lcsh) | |
Mantino, Jacob, -1549?
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| Subject (local) | |
APS Meeting Videos
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PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION
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| Type | | MovingImage |
| Genre | | Lecture |
| Format | | videorecording |
| Digital Origin | | born digitial |
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ORIGIN INFORMATION
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| Date Issued | | 2017-04-27 |
| Publisher | | American Philosophical Society |
| Place | | Philadelphia, PA |
| Place | | USA |
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PARENT COLLECTION
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| Title | | American Philosophical Society Archives. Series X. |
| Call Number | | APS.Archives |
| URL | | http://www.amphilsoc.org/collections/view?docId=ead/APS.Archives-ead.xml |
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ACCESS INFORMATION
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| Use | |
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