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Which dramatic movement focused on the importance of playwriting and developed the comedic subgenre of farce?

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Answer:French Neoclassical Theater

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Staging and playwriting gained greater significance with the French neoclassical movement. French dramatists developed the comedy style of farce, or humor relying on exaggerated and improbable situations.

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Answer:

The dramatic movement that focused on the importance of playwriting and developed the comedic subgenre of farce is French Neoclassicism.

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The question is not complete since it does not provide the options to answer it, here are the options:

A. Naturalism B. French Neoclassicism C. Roman D. Elizabethan

Neoclassicism is a movement during the early 16th century that normally presented plays in the field of moralities, miracle plays, farces, and soties. the kind of stories and the way of acting were hardly influenced by the movement since some kinds of plays as the ones with religious motives were no longer played and the acting technique was less realistic.

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