Work of Opera

Discover the cultural significance of opera in "Work of Opera" by esteemed authors from Columbia University Press. Published in 1997 and spanning 416 pages, this insightful exploration delves into how opera influences national identity by examining its portrayals of gender, sexuality, and class. This scholarly work invites readers to understand the intricate relationship between art and society, making it an essential addition to the library of anyone passionate about opera, cultural studies, or sociology. Don't miss your chance to explore the transformative power of this art form and its reflection of social dynamics. Available in paperback, "Work of Opera" is a thought-provoking read that promises to engage and inform readers on the vital role opera plays in shaping national character.