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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... theater " does keep together under a single heading what centuries of artists all over the world have persisted in bringing together — what most people com- monly have in mind when they say " theater . " More important , it points to a ...
... theater " does keep together under a single heading what centuries of artists all over the world have persisted in bringing together — what most people com- monly have in mind when they say " theater . " More important , it points to a ...
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... theater allows us at once an escape from self and a confrontation of self . But the connections we are seeking to understand , between the theater world and the rest of the world , finally will depend on what is distinctive about the ...
... theater allows us at once an escape from self and a confrontation of self . But the connections we are seeking to understand , between the theater world and the rest of the world , finally will depend on what is distinctive about the ...
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... theater , since certain distracting claims that other people inevi- tably make upon us in ordinary life do not apply . Outside the theater , the need to acknowledge and to be acknowl- edged by the people we encounter , the pressure of ...
... theater , since certain distracting claims that other people inevi- tably make upon us in ordinary life do not apply . Outside the theater , the need to acknowledge and to be acknowl- edged by the people we encounter , the pressure of ...
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