The Actor's Freedom: Toward a Theory of DramaViking Press, 1975 - Всего страниц: 180 The author draws on maenadism, shamanism, pagan and Christian religious traditions plus psychology and psychiatry to demonstrate how much more acting means than mere imitation. |
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... possess one's family— to move among the memories or among the actual events of a childhood trying to sort out the ... possesses at the end are frag- ments ; and their contradictions sadden him even as they define him . Though free and on ...
... possess one's family— to move among the memories or among the actual events of a childhood trying to sort out the ... possesses at the end are frag- ments ; and their contradictions sadden him even as they define him . Though free and on ...
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... possessing the world and ourselves that drama pro- vides , which our other experience of life both pressingly recommends to us and absolutely forbids . The plays we have ... possess the present , and possess itself in 160 THE ACTOR'S FREEDOM.
... possessing the world and ourselves that drama pro- vides , which our other experience of life both pressingly recommends to us and absolutely forbids . The plays we have ... possess the present , and possess itself in 160 THE ACTOR'S FREEDOM.
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Toward a Theory of Drama Michael Goldman. longs to possess the present , and possess itself in the present , in a way that ordinary space , time , and selfhood do not allow . Theater exists because our being needs it or is incomplete ...
Toward a Theory of Drama Michael Goldman. longs to possess the present , and possess itself in the present , in a way that ordinary space , time , and selfhood do not allow . Theater exists because our being needs it or is incomplete ...
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