Internationalization and the Irish state’s relationship  with theatre and opera

Áine Sheil; Joshua  Edelman

Internationalization and the Irish state’s relationship with theatre and opera

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Abstract

This chapter examines the roles of opera and theatre in a newly internationalized Ireland, and concludes that theatre attracts more funding than opera because it is more closely associated with Irish identity-building. It draws on the theory of Pierre Bourdieu, in particular his ideas about cultural capital, fields of cultural activity and unstated doxa.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Global Changes, Local Stages
Subtitle of host publication	How theatre functions in smaller European countries
Editors	Hans van Maanen, Andreas Kotte, Anneli Saro
Place of Publication	Amsterdam
Publisher	Rodopi
Pages	146-175
Number of pages	30
ISBN (Electronic)	9789042026131
ISBN (Print)	9789042026124
Publication status	Published - 2009

Publication series

Name	Themes in Theatre - Collective Approaches to Theatre and Performance
Publisher	Rodopi
Volume	5

Access to Document

http://www.rodopi.nl/ntalpha.asp?BookId=TT+5&type=new&letter=I

Cite this

Sheil, Á., & Edelman, J. (2009). Internationalization and the Irish state’s relationship with theatre and opera. In H. van Maanen, A. Kotte, & A. Saro (Eds.), Global Changes, Local Stages: How theatre functions in smaller European countries (pp. 146-175). (Themes in Theatre - Collective Approaches to Theatre and Performance; Vol. 5). Rodopi. http://www.rodopi.nl/ntalpha.asp?BookId=TT+5&type=new&letter=I

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Internationalization and the Irish state’s relationship with theatre and opera. / Sheil, Áine; Edelman, Joshua .
Global Changes, Local Stages: How theatre functions in smaller European countries. ed. / Hans van Maanen; Andreas Kotte; Anneli Saro. Amsterdam: Rodopi, 2009. p. 146-175 (Themes in Theatre - Collective Approaches to Theatre and Performance; Vol. 5).

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