closet drama, closet play = θεατρικό έργο προορισμένο για ανάγνωση (Έχουμε κάτι σε δικό μας όρο;)
closet drama n. Literary Criticism a play intended to be read rather than performed; such plays collectively.
1822 Blackwood's Edinb. Mag. Apr. 448/1 There exists no living dramatic genius, as yet displayed, notwithstanding the late publication of many exquisite closet-dramas. 1908 Times 19 Dec. 11/5 Closet dramas, like closet orations, have no reason for the form which they take, since that form is meant for hearers, not for readers. 2004 Compar. Lit. 56 99 Stage Fright shifts our attention to ‘a seemingly ineradicable and moralizing anti-theatricalism’ central to modernist closet drama.
(OED)
[…] Closet dramas, however, are designed especially for reading and do not concern themselves with stage technique. Featuring little action but often rich in philosophical rhetoric, they are seldom produced for the stage.
The philosophical dialogues of ancient Greek and Roman writers such as Plato were written in the form of conversations between "characters" and are therefore similar to closet drama […]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Closet_drama
Παρακαλώ τους λογοκλόπους και συναθροιστές του διαδικτύου, όταν αποφασίζουν να αντιγράφουν από το Penguin-Hellenews και το G-Word, να βελτιώνουν και, όπου χρειάζεται, να διορθώνουν αυτό που αντιγράφουν, και όχι να το παραμορφώνουν με τη μηχανική τους αρπακολλατζίδικη πρακτική.
closet drama n. Literary Criticism a play intended to be read rather than performed; such plays collectively.
1822 Blackwood's Edinb. Mag. Apr. 448/1 There exists no living dramatic genius, as yet displayed, notwithstanding the late publication of many exquisite closet-dramas. 1908 Times 19 Dec. 11/5 Closet dramas, like closet orations, have no reason for the form which they take, since that form is meant for hearers, not for readers. 2004 Compar. Lit. 56 99 Stage Fright shifts our attention to ‘a seemingly ineradicable and moralizing anti-theatricalism’ central to modernist closet drama.
(OED)
[…] Closet dramas, however, are designed especially for reading and do not concern themselves with stage technique. Featuring little action but often rich in philosophical rhetoric, they are seldom produced for the stage.
The philosophical dialogues of ancient Greek and Roman writers such as Plato were written in the form of conversations between "characters" and are therefore similar to closet drama […]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Closet_drama
Παρακαλώ τους λογοκλόπους και συναθροιστές του διαδικτύου, όταν αποφασίζουν να αντιγράφουν από το Penguin-Hellenews και το G-Word, να βελτιώνουν και, όπου χρειάζεται, να διορθώνουν αυτό που αντιγράφουν, και όχι να το παραμορφώνουν με τη μηχανική τους αρπακολλατζίδικη πρακτική.