BERTOLT BRECHT hoped to make the theatre a place of inquiry and ... by D Pollock - 1988 - Cited by 4 - Related articles
Like Bakhtin, Brecht
wanted to extend "polyphonic artistic thinking" well beyond ....Following the literal shift in the location of action and .... of self-conscious theatricality support and extend the play's consistently ironic ...
wanted to extend "polyphonic artistic thinking" well beyond ....Following the literal shift in the location of action and .... of self-conscious theatricality support and extend the play's consistently ironic ...Abstract
The alienation value of Brecht
's early play Drums in the Night
has been ignored, dismissed, and co-opted. By reciprocally engaging Drums in the Night and Bakhtin's theory of the novel, however, we can see its radically dialogic structure, appreciate its alienation value, and reappropriate its prerevolutionary dimensions for contemporary use. We can, moreover, project directions for developing a rhetoric of performed narrative consistent with both Brecht's and Bakhtin's dialogic ideal.
's early play Drums in the Night has been ignored, dismissed, and co-opted. By reciprocally engaging Drums in the Night and Bakhtin's theory of the novel, however, we can see its radically dialogic structure, appreciate its alienation value, and reappropriate its prerevolutionary dimensions for contemporary use. We can, moreover, project directions for developing a rhetoric of performed narrative consistent with both Brecht's and Bakhtin's dialogic ideal.The Invention of "Theatricality": Rereading Bernard Dort and ... by JP Sarrazac - 2002 - Cited by 1 - Related articles
Barthes certainly owed his most refined conception of semiological reasoning to. Brechtian literalness-a polyphonic theatricality, based on a "density of signs," a "layering of signification" (1972, 26). Pure theatrical presence was ... Jean Pierre Sarrazac and Virginie Magnat - The Invention of ...
Barthes certainly owed his most refined conception of semiological reasoning to. Brechtian literalness-a polyphonic theatricality, based on a "density of signs," a "layering of signification" (1972, 26). Pure theatrical presence was ... Jean Pierre Sarrazac and Virginie Magnat - The Invention of ...
Theatricality: From Oral Traditions to Televised "Realities" by J Fiebach - 2002 - Cited by 2 - Related articles
Brecht pointed to Hitler's and the fascists' Theatralik, the German term that matches the pejorative connotation of the English word "theatricality." With ...
Arbeitsfelder der Theaterwissenschaft. Edited by Erika Fischer ... by M McGowan – 2009
sent, where theatricality becomes a central paradigm of contemporary reality. ... positions repeatedly echo Brechtian ideas. In the second thematic group, ... the potential of film'sliteral uncoupling of sound and image to ...
Anna Deavere Smith: Perspectives on her Performance within the ... by CR Lyons - Cited by 10 - Related articles
The following aesthetic tenets inform Brecht's description of epic acting: 1. The theatricalityof the performance is brought to the foreground in order to ...
The Brechtian atmosphere is the result of the synecdochic structure, ... of the substitution of one literal term for another, but in synecdoche, ...... For a detailed analysis of the play'stheatricality and its relationship to ...
The radical in performance: Between Brecht and Baudrillard B Kershaw - 1999 - books.google.com
The Radical in Performance
interrogates the crisis in contemporary theatre and celebrates the subversive in performance. It is the first full-length study to explore the link between a Western theatre culture, which, says Kershaw, is largely 'past its sell-by ...
interrogates the crisis in contemporary theatre and celebrates the subversive in performance. It is the first full-length study to explore the link between a Western theatre culture, which, says Kershaw, is largely 'past its sell-by ... ArtCat - Chelsea - Derek Eller Gallery - Dominic McGill, FuturePerfect by ArtCat
Dominic McGill’s exhibition FuturePerfect explores the construction and representation of history through epic works in graphite. Interested in Baudrillard’s concept of the collapse of historical linearity due to the speed of information, McGill constructs vivid timelines of text and imagery that have no beginning and no end. As McGill explains the show’s title: “The Future Perfect tense allows us to talk of the past in the future. If linearity has collapsed, then we can talk about the future by referencing the past and vice-versa”.
Dominic McGill’s exhibition FuturePerfect explores the construction and representation of history through epic works in graphite. Interested in Baudrillard’s concept of the collapse of historical linearity due to the speed of information, McGill constructs vivid timelines of text and imagery that have no beginning and no end. As McGill explains the show’s title: “The Future Perfect tense allows us to talk of the past in the future. If linearity has collapsed, then we can talk about the future by referencing the past and vice-versa”.
Social Media: Documentation as Stratification « PJ Rey: Posts from ...by pj.rey
We resist the culture of documentation altogether, hoping that the system collapses so that we can retreat into the past (I call this the Baudrillard option). 2.) We take seriously the digital divide, adopting a rights-based discourse ...
We resist the culture of documentation altogether, hoping that the system collapses so that we can retreat into the past (I call this the Baudrillard option). 2.) We take seriously the digital divide, adopting a rights-based discourse ...
more than meets the eye: Better Late Than Never by donald brackett
And though it was the charming and exhausting Baudrillard who has recently taken up the theme of the end of history, and its sudden reversal in a flow of time running backwards, it was E. Canetti who first postulated that indeed at a ...
And though it was the charming and exhausting Baudrillard who has recently taken up the theme of the end of history, and its sudden reversal in a flow of time running backwards, it was E. Canetti who first postulated that indeed at a ...
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