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Path of a Character

Name: Path of a Character
Brand: Peter Lang AG
SKU: 10025992
Price: 83.39 EUR
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Author: Yana Meerzon
ISBN: 9783631530962

Yana Meerzon

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Inglese

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Codice Libristo: 10025992

Casa editrice Peter Lang AG, giugno 2005

Nephew of Anton Chekhov and a disciple of Konstantin Stanislavskii, Russian émigré actor Michael Che... Descrizione completa

Codice Libristo: 10025992

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Nephew of Anton Chekhov and a disciple of Konstantin Stanislavskii, Russian émigré actor Michael Chekhov (1891-1955) created one of the most challenging and inspiring acting theories of the 20th century. This book is a reinterpretation of Chekhov's theory both in the context of the cultural and political milieu of his time and in the light of theatre semiotics: from Prague Structuralism to French Poststructuralism and contemporary performance theory. This work presents Chekhov's understanding of the actor's stage product - stage mask - as a psychological, psychophysical and cultural construct engaged with the mysteries of the actor/character or, what Mikhail Bakhtin describes as the author/hero, dialectical relationships. It offers new horizons in interdisciplinary and intercultural visions on theatre acting described by Chekhov as a most liberating and cathartic process.