Actio (drama)

Actio est opera scaenica ab histrionibus in theatro, televisione, pellicula aliove loco narrationibus apto navata. Histrionis enim est fabulae docendae interesse, personamque sibi impositam agere secundum verba scripta et modos compositos.

Plurimi fontes occidentales hypocrisin vel artem actionis a rhetorica trahunt.^[1] Thespis Icariensis putatur actionem dramaticam invenisse.

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