Drama, Modern
Pray in Early Modern English drama
... Early Modern English request data underlines the power structure, because of a perceived lack of a need for politeness or mitigation (based on assumed rights and obligations associated with social position and ...
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Appropriations of Irish drama by modern Korean nationalist theatre : a focus on the influence of Sean O’Casey in a colonial context
... The modern Korean theatre movement was launched in 1921 when a small group of college students in Tokyo organised a theatrical troupe and started performances throughout ...and modern Western ...first ...
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De-Mythologisation - path towards the Hidden Truth in Albanian Modern Drama
... mythological drama: "the Anger of the artistic body also reaches the highest point - explains he in the [didaskalitë] of the drama – thus two scenes are faced into two categories of the meaning of myth ...
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Fairies in Early Modern English Drama: Fictionality and Theatrical Landscapes, 1575 1615
... The same competing representations can be seen in the account of the entertainment at Woodstock. The documentation that survives of the Woodstock entertainment derives from various sources, the most important of these ...
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Corporeal Returns: Theatrical Embodiment and Spectator Response in Early Modern Drama
... early modern body ...early modern spectators a particular experience of the body in ...Renaissance drama studies have long recognized that early modern dramatists are fond of reminding their ...
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Are Fictional Voices Distinguishable? Classifying Character Voices in Modern Drama
... We propose new techniques for classifying char- acter speech in the works of seven modern drama- tists. We show that SAGE models achieve the highest classification scores. Our results suggest that, in many ...
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Guest Editors' Introduction: (Re)constructed Spaces for Early Modern Drama: Research in Practice
... This special issue concerns the joining and intertwining of practice and research in early drama. Undertaking such work brings us to a complicated intersection of disciplines and traditions, concerned variously ...
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BRECHT'S EPIC THEATRE AS A MODERN AVANT-GARDE AND ITS INFLUENCE ON POSTMODERN THEATRE/DRAMA
... of the text the way modern directors might think. It is a conscious “political choice” to convey an idea to the audience. For example, a director might cast a red-haired white man as the husband of a black woman, ...
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Absurdism in Modern Drama: Examining the Role of Setting in Revealing the Theme with Reference to Samuel Beckett’s Play Endgame
... The characters, the theatrical props and the stage as a homely place show that man is thrown into a state of waiting. The place has its own impacts of character and action. For instance, the room in which the action ...
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When I am in game, I am furious: gaming and sexual conquest in early modern English drama
... early modern anxiety over the impermanence of masculinity, but additionally to highlight the critical importance played by conquest in guarding one‟s masculine essence against ...
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‘The hot house of decadent chronicle’: Michael Field and the dance of modern verse drama
... On their return to London, the women got some good news: Elkin Matthews had taken up Attila, My Attila! But when later in the year the play came out, the reviews were bad. Of the Daily Chronicle’s review, in particular, ...
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THE SIGNIFICANCE OF ABSENTEE CHARACTERSIN SELECTED MODERN DRAMA
... American playwright Tennessee Williams received the Pulitzer Prize for Drama in 1948, for his work ‘A Street Car Named Desire’ written in 1947.The play has one major absentee character that is Blanche Dubois‟s ...
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Turning to Food: Religious Contact and Conversion in Early Modern Drama
... The issue of the foreigners’ presence in early modern England is dealt with also in Robert Wilson’s highly allegorical play The Three Ladies of London (c.1580s), in which the vice characters, significantly, are ...
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Article Lennart Green and the Modern Drama of Sleight of Hand
... the modern tradition I have been discussing, however, the subject of crime was more often an opportunity for the gentleman conjuror to moralise and demonstrate his ...
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Trafficking Women: Interest, Desire, and Early Modern English Drama
... Shakespeare's Hamlet (1603/1604) and All's Well That Ends Well(1623), Christopher Marlowe and Thomas Nashe's Dido, Queen of Carthage (1594), and the anonymous Arden of Faversham (1592) — deliberately pursue relationships ...
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Setting as a Emblematic Vehicle for Verbalization of Health and Family Planning Messages: A Case Study of Siri: A Kenyan Serial TV Drama
... Through modernism, materialism has taken hold on worship in both traditional African religion and modern churches. Consequently, the sacred has been subjected to an object of ridicule, while days of worship like ...
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A REVIEW ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF ARABIC DRAMA LITERATURE
... of modern Arabic drama during the 20th century, composed a series of plays that were both experimental and popular; they included Thawrat ṣāh ̣ib al-ḥimār (1971; “The Donkey Owner’s Revolt”) and Dīwān ...
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Languages of theatre shaped by women
... of modern western drama can be traced to the Quem quaeritis trope of the Easter Mass, which used four priests and the altar to re-enact mimetically – albeit in rudimentary form – the encounter between the ...
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Eclecticism in the Plays of Girish Karnad
... Indian drama. He has taken Indian drama to a new height by employing new trends of modern ...to drama is modern and eclectic in terms of plot construction and exploration of technical ...
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Telling It Through A Mask: The Mask of Vrita in Girish Karnad’s The Fire and the Rain.
... in modern Indian drama that has witnessed experimentation at every possible level, ranging from subject matter to form, from the thematic to the theatric, the mask becomes an interesting stage devise that ...
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