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Page numbers in
italics
indicate tables
accents
168
acting: dramatic space and
133
; facial expressions
131
,
132
,
134
; gestures
131
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2
,
134
; language components and
132
; movement
131
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2
,
134
; Renaissance guides to
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,
131
; voice
131
,
132
,
134
actors
20
aesthetics
127
; in theatre
135
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7
,
139
–
40
affective structures
118
Africa, as origin of rhetoric
142