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 1     1,     1         (24)|     excéntrico, extraordinario...". The Pleasure of the Text, p.
 2     1,     1         (24)| extraordinario...". The Pleasure of the Text, p. 55.~
 3     1,     2         (27)|              Dramatic Convention in the Spanish Theater from Juan
 4     1,     2,    5       |            que ellos "seek to bring the action of their plays, in
 5     1,     2,    5       |             all its relevance, into the present time and space of
 6     1,     2,    5       |           present time and space of the audience and to make the
 7     1,     2,    5       |            the audience and to make the spectators participants
 8     1,     2,    5       |          spectators participants in the sacred action" (51) . El
 9     1,     3,   10       |             957) .~Barthes, Roland, The Pleasure of the Text, New
10     1,     3,   10       |             Roland, The Pleasure of the Text, New York, Hill and
11     1,     3,   10       |             1982.~Surtz, Ronald E., The Birth of the Theater. Dramatic
12     1,     3,   10       |             Ronald E., The Birth of the Theater. Dramatic Convention
13     1,     3,   10       |              Dramatic Convention in the Spanish Theater From Juan
14     1,     3,   10       |          Convent Theater", Women in the Middle Ages and Renaissance.
15     1,     3,   10       |         English Religious Poetry of the Seventeenth Century", The
16     1,     3,   10       |           the Seventeenth Century", The Journal of Ecclesiastical