Tragedy and Metatheatre: Essays on Dramatic FormHolmes & Meier, 2003 - Всего страниц: 250 Lionel Abel's original Metatheatre, now published in the company of new essays, has inspired a whole generation of playwrights and critics since it first appeared in 1963. Indeed, to insiders the very word 'metatheatre', coined by Lionel Abel, has become as familiar as the plays the author uses to exemplify his theory. Abel's basic premise is that "tragedy is difficult if not altogether impossible for the modern dramatist." Having identified the modern, existential dilemma (for both playwright and audience), Abel sets out to provide a theory for its resolution. In doing so he illuminates plays by Sophocles, Shakespeare, Calderón, Racine, Wilde, Genet, Brecht, Beckett, Pirandello, and others with ease and probity, offering a new generation of readers fresh, insightful interpretations. And if anyone thinks Lionel Abel has tempered his style be forewarned: As in his opening critique of those he considers to be playing 'language games', his criticism remains as piercing as ever. |
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... novel . Abel was well aware of the rivalry between novel and drama , but he did not , as is typically done , simply " defend " drama against the novel . In- stead , he enlisted the novel in the project of metatheatre and thus singled ...
... novel . Abel was well aware of the rivalry between novel and drama , but he did not , as is typically done , simply " defend " drama against the novel . In- stead , he enlisted the novel in the project of metatheatre and thus singled ...
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... novel , the literary theorist shows him- self to be anything but nonpartisan . ... the novel gets on poorly with other genres , " he grants , and then goes on to spell out just what he understands by " poorly " : " There can be no talk ...
... novel , the literary theorist shows him- self to be anything but nonpartisan . ... the novel gets on poorly with other genres , " he grants , and then goes on to spell out just what he understands by " poorly " : " There can be no talk ...
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... novel is more precise , more complete , more knowing , more painstaking and deeper than the drama in everything that ... novel may be even more chilling to poetry lovers than was Edmund Wilson's . For Bakhtin contends that the stage play ...
... novel is more precise , more complete , more knowing , more painstaking and deeper than the drama in everything that ... novel may be even more chilling to poetry lovers than was Edmund Wilson's . For Bakhtin contends that the stage play ...
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Preface | 1 |
What Is Tragedy? | 27 |
METATHEATRE | 94 |
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