Mark Fortier

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Mark Fortier is a Professor of English at the University of Guelph (Canada). He has published on various topics involving Shakespeare, contemporary theatre, cultural studies and theory.

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Du diesel dans les veines: ...

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Devenir fasciste: Ma thérap...

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Theory/Theatre: An Introduc...

3.80 avg rating — 159 ratings — published 1997 — 34 editions
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Mélancolies identitaires : ...

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Adaptations of Shakespeare:...

3.79 avg rating — 39 ratings — published 2000 — 4 editions
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نظریه در تئاتر

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Literature and Law

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The Culture of Equity in Ea...

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The Culture of Equity in Re...

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Shakespeare's Law

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“Chaque époque a son fascisme. Primo Levi”
Mark Fortier, Devenir fasciste: Ma thérapie de conversion

“Imagine someone in a skeleton costume. The costume is innocuous inasmuch as it is mere fantasy of dead bones over a living body of flesh. But, of course, there is a skeleton beneath that living body of flesh. Just as the skeleton is a costume over the flesh, the flesh is a costume over the skeleton. Flesh dies and reveals the skeleton, as if the skeleton is the death to come that is already inside the living flesh.”
Mark Fortier, Theory/Theatre: An Introduction



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