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[Production of accentuated personality traits in baroque opera : Opera buffa Arcifanfano-Re dei matti (1749)].

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[Production of accentuated personality traits in baroque opera : Opera buffa Arcifanfano-Re dei matti (1749)].

Auteurs : J. Brunner [Allemagne] ; T. Hirsch ; F. Steger

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Abstract

Madness served primarily as a form of amusement for the spectators in operas of the seventeenth century. This representation was far removed from clinical reality. This circumstance changed in the eighteenth century at the time when tragic madness emerged in numerous operas.

DOI: 10.1007/s00115-015-4365-y
PubMed: 26122640

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