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Performing Magic on the Western Stage
From the Eighteenth Century to the Present
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256 pages
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Exploring magic as a performing art, this book delves into its connections with cultural themes like religion, finance, gender, and nationality. It profiles influential magicians from Robert-Houdin to Penn & Teller, highlighting how magic serves as a significant social practice. The examination reveals the intricate relationship between magic and various societal aspects, offering insights into its evolution and impact on Western culture.
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2009, paperback
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