Epilogue

C. Highley
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The Epilogue examines later petitions against the Blackfriars playhouse and their possible influence on Parliament’s ultimate closure of all the playhouses in 1642. These petitions have been used to suggest that, beginning in the early seventeenth century, Blackfriars was a neighborhood in decline: wealthier residents moved out as the capital’s cultural center of gravity shifted westward to Westminster and the new west end. The chapter argues that despite undeniable changes in the residential makeup, economy, and physical fabric of Blackfriars, the area maintained its unique and vital identity, thanks in no small part to the presence of the playhouse.
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结语部分考察了后来针对黑衣修士剧院的请愿以及这些请愿对1642年国会最终关闭所有剧院可能产生的影响。这些请愿书被用来表明,从17世纪初开始,黑衣修士区是一个衰落的社区:随着首都的文化重心向西转移到威斯敏斯特和新西区,富裕的居民搬走了。这一章认为,尽管黑衣修士的住宅构成、经济和物质结构发生了不可否认的变化,但该地区保持了其独特而重要的身份,这在很大程度上要归功于剧院的存在。
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