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“She dances featly”: Dance as Rhetoric in Act 4, Scene 4 of The Winter's Tale
In The Muses' Concord, James H. Jensen observes that rhetorical theory and practice ground all the arts of the Renaissance era (47). This connection is evident in the discourse of rhetorical and da...
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