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Gorski, Marcin, and Sebastian Hansen. "Vad kan teater och dans erbjuda i förskolan?" Thesis, Malmö högskola, Fakulteten för lärande och samhälle (LS), 2017. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:mau:diva-35237.
Full textFalcone, Maria Giovanna. "Verso una nuova (?) definizione di teatro politico: Strategie di scrittura scenica nelle creazioni multidiscilplinari di Motus." Doctoral thesis, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/328412.
Full textIn this investigation we propose to explore the definition about the notion of “politic” in theatre, by his application on the entire accomplished of Motus, an italian experimental theatre group. The assumption is to recover in the work of this collective the “politcal level” inherent in the differents fields of his productions: in primis the organizational one, explored since the debut in the theatral contemporary scene ( phase that we define as “islands in the net”) till the late occupation of spaces as the Valle theatre in Rome and Macao in Milano. In the first segment of our analisys we explore the beginning works (1995-2002), with an essential characteristic: the strong research about languages and the disaffirmation of the mimetic dimension, that describes the politic magnitude of this first segment. The second one is emblematized by instances where the politic speech is becoming more explicit: from project Pasolini to the scenic construction about the mythe of Antigone (2004-2010), the ideologic item and the theme of rebellion appear preponderancly, determining the group in the patterns that we define as “poetic terrorism”.
Toruño, Sequeira Maritza. "Escuela de Artes Dramáticas de la Universidad de Costa Rica como Formadora de Identidad Teatral en Costa Rica." Doctoral thesis, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, 2011. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/51486.
Full textTopolska, Ewelina Maria. "El vínculo entre sexualidad y violencia en el teatro de Angélica Liddell." Doctoral thesis, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, 2014. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/133344.
Full textTosticarelli, Martina Inés. "Cuerpos retóricos: Una aproximación a la perversa figurabilidad del cuerpo en la escena contemporánea." Doctoral thesis, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/382814.
Full textThe bodies that exemplify this thesis, grouped under the common denominator of "rhetorical bodies", are presented with astounding visual presence while baffles the viewer. These bodies make up some categories formed from a number of specific rhetorical strategies that, applied more or less consciously by the creators, are dedicated to pervert them with excesses and deviations that complicate their comprehension. As consequence, the body is no longer perceived as a stable and mimetic drive to establish itself as a border between organic and in- organic, visible and invisible, abject and sublime, trivial and transcendental. From the introduction of rhetoric, bodies become open and relational, ontologically displaced figures outlining a series of interim statements always symptomatic of an inherent vulnerability in contrast to the will of resistance to established models. Rhetoric, through the perversion that establishes the figures, creates a fundamental paradox that manifests as strangeness, agent of corruption of current body and, also, element of fascination.
Ciurans, Peralta Enric. "Universitat, cultura i teatre a la dècada dels cinquanta: L'Agrupació de Teatre Experimental i el Teatre Viu." Doctoral thesis, Universitat de Barcelona, 2002. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/21786.
Full textCarnevali, Davide. "Forma dramática y representación del mundo. Apuntes sobre la noción de fabula en el contexto teatral europeo contemporáneo." Doctoral thesis, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/287992.
Full textThe work focuses on the analysis of the evolution of the dramatic form and the role of the text in the theater of the last twenty-five years in Europe, in order to understand how the text can now serve a theater who looks for new forms away from drama. The hypothesis is that this change in the conception of theater is linked to the need to find new ways of representing the world and new languages to interpret it; and that this necessity depends on the changes that have occurred in the Western world in the recent decades. Europe is an example: since the fall of the Berlin Wall until the financial crisis still ongoing, the shape of the political, social, identity and geographic space has been changing rapidly and radically. The classical dramatic form, expressing faith in a coherent and organic reality, expresses a logical worldview, which seems inappropriate to speak about certain characteristics of current Western way of life. As explained in the first chapter, the classical drama inherited from the Aristotelian notion of mythos the principles that guarantee the coherence of the fable and transmits them until modern and brechtian drama. These principles are basically: the organic unity of the fable as an autonomous product, separate from reality; the organization of the elements of the fable in an ordering and ordered structure; the fable as system of relations operating according to principles of necessity and formal verisimilitude (causality, finality, chronology). If the drama wants to express the crisis of logical coherence that occurs in our times must renounce to the coherence that the fable ensured him. However, denying the coherence of the fable, the drama deconstructs itself, gradually losing the prerogative of the dramatic. Thus, paradoxically, the drama that best expresses this new worldview is something like a “no more dramatic” drama. The plays analyzed in chapters 3 and 4 (El chico de la última fila, by Juan Mayorga; Supermarket and Family Stories, by Biljana Srbljanović; the Fäkaliendramen, by Werner Schwab; Attempts on Her Life, by Martin Crimp; Far Away, by Caryl Churchill; the production of Sarah Kane) present a fable whose nature is no more entirely logical. So, they show a structural homology between a certain way of understanding the world and its form of representation : the world has lost faith in logic and this loss is expressed in a fable that loses its characteristic of ensemble of stable laws, its prerogative of organizing and organized structure and its ability to ensure the autonomy of the play. These “no longer dramatic” dramas tell us, therefore, that the idea of an understandable reality is a fiction created by a positivist worldview that our social, political and economic system has promoted as hegemonic. Thus these plays stimulate a mode of reception alternative to the logical interpretation, asserting the need, for the individual, of a new experience of the reality in which he lives.
Urraco, Crespo Juan Manuel. "Dramaturgias de lo real en la escena contemporánea Argentina. Una escritura con sede en el cuerpo." Doctoral thesis, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, 2012. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/117542.
Full textWithin the framework of the society we live in, incipiently interfered by new technologies and at the zenith of a process of the virtualization of reality, it is becoming increasingly complicated and cumbersome to try and reference categories such as ‹‹the real››, ‹‹fiction›› and ‹‹reality›› or to relate them to each other - even more so in the field of theatre. Such a task usually becomes an experience mired in difficulty, as we realise that it is to some extent impossible to reconcile the diverse connotations attributed to those categories at present. Many diverse meanings have been given to these categories throughout the history of thought, which, at first glance, shows that nowadays, they are increasingly lacking a universally accepted meaning. With that in mind, our investigation, far from wanting to offer polished answers about such category, aims to broach the problem about ‘the real’ in the contemporary performing arts field by opening an “ongoing conversation”. Its intention is to contribute to a broadening of the theoretical lines of thought currently in force in the study of theatre by incorporating criteria – theoretical, methodological and critical criteria, mainly derived from empirical research – linked to the most significant epistemic developments of recent times, in order to create an approach to both theatrical practice and the real in their multiple dimensions. In doing this, a multidisciplinary theoretical corpus will be generated, one that deals with theatrical practices that focus on the birth and consolidation of new, emerging trends in contemporary theatre. The journey I propose in this research thesis aims to deal with the real within the arena of theatre, and to bring together two apparently opposed categories: the real and fiction. These are frameworks which, even though they may seem antagonistic in the first instance, are now engaged in a dialogue to try and explain things at the edge a risky experiment whose aim is to understand the theatrical event within the complexity of the start of the 21st century mainly as an intimate experience, as a space of subjectification and as a place of resistance. Thus, the real in theatre can be approached not only from its metaphysical condition, but from its materiality, from the concrete: the body and the encounter. The intimacy of the theatrical experience. Throughout this research we will see how experience, intimacy and the body personify horizons of identity that hinge on the social and historical nature lived by the subjects, and these structures of feeling are continually developing, emerging in art through new strategies, such as the Dramaturgies of the Real.
Cannervik, Kikki. "De estetiska ämnena i teori och praktik : – Att använda de estetiska ämnena som verktyg i svenskundervisningen." Thesis, Karlstads universitet, Institutionen för språk, litteratur och interkultur, 2016. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:kau:diva-42938.
Full textNilsson, Birgitta. "L’apprentissage par l’expérience esthétique : Utilisez-vous l’audio-visuel, la musique et le théâtre dans l’enseignement du français ?" Thesis, Linnéuniversitetet, Institutionen för didaktik och lärares praktik (DLP), 2018. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:lnu:diva-84902.
Full textPalmeri, Daniela. "Indagaciones sobre la reescritura del mito griego en el teatro contemporáneo. las orestíadas de la socìetas Raffaello Sanzio, mapa teatro, Rodrigo García y Yael Farber." Doctoral thesis, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, 2013. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/129369.
Full textThis thesis presents a study on the rewriting of Greek myth in contemporary theatre and, in particular, analyzes the rewriting of the Oresteia in different countries. The Aeschylus’ trilogy is concerned with the transition from a violent society to a democratic one. Nevertheless, the resulting democracy is not a fair one because it is based on impunity: Orestes is absolved. Within the European cultural history, the Oresteia represents an important theatrical model as well as an interesting topic to re-interpret the relationship between tragedy, politics and ritual. Re-writing the myth entails deconstructing the stereotypes and working through the western canon, which involves a normative connotation. In the first part of my dissertation, I examine three clusters: the myth of the Oresteia; the topics of “intertextuality” and “rewriting” from a literary and theatrical perspective; the description of the different trends in contemporary theatre (postmodern and post-dramatic movements and the connections with intercultural, postcolonial and gender studies). In the second part of the dissertation, I examine four rewritings of the Oresteia: Orestea. Una Commedia Organica? by Romeo Castellucci and the Socìetas Raffaello Sanzio (Italy, 1995); Orestea ex machina by Mapa Teatro 1995 (Colombia, 1995); Agamenón. Volví del supermercado y le di una paliza a mis hijos by Rodrigo García and the Carnicería teatro (Spain, 2003); Molora by Yael Farber and the Farber Foundry (South Africa, 2003). The main purpose is to approach the “rewriting” of Greek myth in contemporary theatre from an interdisciplinary and theoretical perspective as well as to analyze the connections between the historical and political contexts and the texts. On the one hand, the thesis analyzes the relationship between theatrical strategies and specific historic-cultural contexts. On the other hand, the purpose is to reconstruct the aesthetics of the performances and the different models of reappropriation of the Greek myth. In my thesis, I consider theatre as a cultural tool which contributes to the survival of Greek culture intertwining political and ritual aspects. In this respect, the “re-writing” is like a huge laboratory, where it is possible to explore the borders between classic and contemporary representations of us/the others.
Cuesta, Dueñas Juanjo. "Juego y teatro. una propuesta de (re)gamificación escénica. Investigación teórico-práctica sobre los indicadores de ludismo en los procesos de creación dramática." Doctoral thesis, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/385016.
Full textThis Thesis investigates the relationship between play and theater, because, despite this being a secular relationship, it has not been profusely investigated. Starting with an historical analysis to understand the reason for this lack of research interest, I will proceed to answer two main questions of the Thesis: In which areas the play and the theater intersect? And which indicators show us the playful theatrical capital in both the processes and the results? A thorough study is proposed from the conceptual framework of all concepts managed in this research, and the existing critical theory, both on the overall play concept and especially about the play in the theatrical context. All that in order to observe the increase of playfulness in both areas in recent decades. Thereby the heart of the research is reached: in it we look over five contemporary artists, in five specific contexts, as examples of this revival of the game in the scene: Jacques Lecoq and Philippe Gaulier, related to their respective schools of acting training, and, subsequently, Simon McBurney, Complicite's director, Oriol Broggi (also director of La Perla 29) and Andres Lima, director of Animalario company. Each of them analyzed on one of their shows: The Three Lives of Lucie Cabrol, Bohemian Lights, and Urtain, respectively Later, a practical laboratory to test a protocol is developed to get information directly from its participating members. This comes to enrich the data obtained in the previous observation about the studied artists. For that, it is proposed to investigate the staging from the free adaptation of Hamlet by W. Shakespeare. Mediating the information collected from all practical experience described, as well as the enrichment of theoretical studies proposed in the first part, we reach conclusions that provide a description of the concept of play in the theatrical context. Besides that, secondly, a system of dimensions and indicators that shape the ludic capital that can be drawn from a theatrical setting. And finally, a method of acting work that enhances this process of creation based on the play. The Thesis also provides information on the methodology itself: a concept of theoretical and practical research, based on the artistic creation as a research process, commonly referred as Practice as Research (PaR), is used. This is a participatory methodology, widely spread in the field of doctoral research in countries like Finland, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, South Africa, New Zealand, United States, Chile or Sweden. Although it is very young methodology, it is experiencing strong growth worldwide. Therefore this Thesis has made an additional study on its history, origins and evolution, as well as academic presence in the official curricula of postgraduate studies, M. A. and PhD in several Drama Schools and Universities. Within these training centers, Theatre Academy of the University of the Arts in Helsinki, the School of Theatre, Performance and Cultural Policy Studies at the University of Warwick, Royal and Central School of Speech Drama at University of London, the last two in the UK, has been observed with special attention and description. So this Thesis, apart from play contents, also provides answers and detailed information about this new methodology, both in terms of implementation and specialized literature. Even provides a proposal for (RE)appropriation of playfulness around the scene, as well as a scholarly discourse based on the depth of the play concept, hence the title: The (RE)gamification of theater.
Barrera, Jofré María Consuelo. "La mujer como personaje teatral: reflejo y evolución de la figura femenina en las dramaturgas catalanas (1975-2011)." Doctoral thesis, Universitat de Barcelona, 2014. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/147256.
Full textThe research presents the results of an analysis of eighty-one plays written by thirteen catalan authors between 1975-2011 period in which we confirmed the existence of a “fully defined and complete female character”, namely, an exceptional character which is not only a reflection of the world that is represented, but rather a creation that moves away from the collective of an age, being a human character allowing the absence of attempts. Selected authors were grouped into three periods: 1) authors previous to the establishment of democracy, 2) authors of the late twentieth century, and 3) authors of the century twenty-one. From each one of them we investigate and analyze the female character from the point of view of dramatic text (literary genre) and the female authorship (gender). We were interested in the female character as a semiotic sign, therefore we analyze the relationships between the characters and the different elements of the play since the incursion of women in the playwriting meant a new way of understand the theatrical phenomenon. From this new point of view the dramatic creation gives new parameters that configure the female character producing a break in the established models where women always it has been an object and not a subject. In our research the female character acquired different characteristics that finally joined in a common objective: to portray women in the catalan society such as the women perceive it, causing an inflection point in the representation of reality that has been constructed by a male view.
Faúndez, Carreño Tania. "La guerra en la dramaturgia chilena." Doctoral thesis, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, 2014. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/283534.
Full textWar has been a recurring subject in Chilean drama, which in turn has been closely connected with national identity. The drive of war along with its institutional discursive mechanisms (historical, political, cultural, military, national), its consequences and the difficulty in representing it on stage have echoed around the country’s playwriting from the establishment of the Republic in 1817 to the tremendous celebration of the national Bicentenary in 2010. This study aims to organize how pre-war, war and post-war eras and their by-products of violence (class war and dirty war) have become embedded in Chilean drama within a three-century span of time. This framework will reveal the continuity, the breaking, the revival and innovation of staging of war in the national drama while offering a selection of war literature that goes from classical formation (epic-national), through political war (class struggle) and State terrorism (dictatorship) to the deconstruction and reinterpreting of the historical memory. This work examines how the war pretext appears (action, historical background, backdrop or social, economic and political dimension) in plays with some representative importance in the theatre scene.
Pujol, Nicolau Gaspar. "Traditional Cosmological Symbolism in Ancient Board Games." Doctoral thesis, Universitat Internacional de Catalunya, 2009. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/387431.
Full textThis research analizes a selection of the oldest ancient board games, finding in them common symbolic elements from traditional cosmological symbolism. Games are a universal structural pattern (as dance or art) appearing in every culture through time. In them we can see reflected the beliefs, values and cosmovision af the ancient people who played them. Therefore, ancient board games have a symbolic and gnoseologic value (complementary to their ludic and pragmatic use). This value, as seen in this research, is based on traditional cosmology, which in general terms, is shared by the ancient Western and Eastern sacred traditions.
En este trabajo de investigación se analizan una selección de los juegos de tablero más antiguos que se conocen, encontrando en ellos los elementos simbólicos clave del simbolismo cosmológico tradicional. Los juegos son parte del patron estructural universal (como la danza o el arte) y aparecen en todas las culturas. En ellos podemos ver las creencias, valores y cosmovisión de los pueblos en los que eran jugados. Por esa razón, los juegos de tablero de la antigüedad tienen un valor simbólico y gnoseológico (que complementa su uso más lúdico y pragmático). Este valor, como hemos visto a lo largo de la investigación, se basa en la cosmología tradicional, que en términos generales comparten las antiguas tradiciones sagradas de oriente y occidente
Dias, Marina Simone. "La dramaturgia del espacio : una lectura de los Shakespeares del Teatre Lliure (1977-2007)." Doctoral thesis, Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, 2014. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/283112.
Full textLa tesis hace un recorrido por las creaciones teatrales shakespearianas propias del Teatre Lliure de los últimos treinta años (1977-2007), ofreciendo un estudio de su poética escénica. Se examinan las interrelaciones entre el espacio, el arte y la cultura, y específicamente, entre el texto dramático/espectacular shakespeariano y el espacio teatral/escénico de los montajes en su contexto contemporáneo y local. La investigación nos ha permitido abordar una gran cantidad de temas relevantes, profundizando conocimientos como modo de entender la evolución de la noción de espacio y de analizar su interrelación con la Arquitectura y el Teatro contemporáneos. Se ha trabajado con un marco teórico de referencia interdisciplinar, con conceptos provenientes de la Semiótica, Lingüistica y Teoría literaria, así como de la Sociología, Antropología, Psicología, de la Estética de la Recepción y de los Estudios Culturales, entre otros campos del conocimiento. La hipótesis de investigación es la presencia de la "dramaturgia del espacio" en la praxis teatral del Teatre Lliure, es decir, el espacio como elemento dramatúrgico en sus puestas en escena. Se ha analizado y se ha contrastado el Teatre Lliure tanto con las corrientes de pensamiento y movimiento del teatro independiente catalán y contemporáneo, como con el teatro de Shakespeare. Sus espacios teatrales -sala Lliure de Gràcia y sala Fabià Puigserver-así como los espacios escénicos de los montajes analizados -Titus Andrònic, Al vostre gust, Juli Cèsar, Romeu i Julieta, Ricard 3r, Otel·lo- revelan la interrelación y la dialéctica entre dramaturgia, espacio y público. En los análisis se ha buscado comprender también las condiciones, los resultados y significados de la inserción de una obra clásica de la dramaturgia mundial en la cultura catalana contemporánea, desde la perspectiva de arquitecta y con la mirada con cierto grado de subjetividad de espectadora
Martínez, Grimalt Joan Tomàs. "El conflicte social en el teatre català del tombant de segle (1890-1909): identitat de classe, moral social i debat polític." Doctoral thesis, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, 2014. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/314172.
Full textThe thesis El conflicte social en el teatre català del tombant de segle (1890-1909): identitat de classe, moral social I debat politic is an original and unprecedented contribution to the Catalan dramatic literature of the turn of the century and the political and social dynamics it somehow reflected in a direct or indirect method. From a transversal and eclectic methodology, rather experimental in the dramatic studies, it applies the concepts of ‘social identity’, ‘social morality’ and ‘political culture’ to the analysis of a remarkable sample of author’s playwright texts and various ideological origins from 1890 to 1909. The essay consists of four well-delimited chapters: firstly, chapter one presents the historical, political, social and cultural background which frames the new modernity, particularly in the Catalan theatre field; in the second chapter, the debates about the social and the aesthetic conflicts of the turn of the century are examined and the studied playwrights are categorized into different ideological categories; in the third chapter, the most significant one, the sample of works chosen by the concepts of ‘social identity’, ‘social morality’ and ‘political debate’ are thoroughly interpreted, being them understood as basic elements of a theatre of social content; finally, in chapter four, the Catholic playwriting and its disseminating means as a opposed to the kind of ideological conflict theatre analyzed in the body of the thesis. This thesis unfolds a new direction for the study of the Catalan dramatic literature and the twentieth century Catalan theatre in general, since this essay analyses it in a transversal way so that diverse disciplines from human and social sciences merge (from history to political science, passing through philology, sociology or anthropology). Being the thesis supported by documentary sources both bibliographic and from periodicals, it also states the centrality of the social conflict and its consequence in the Catalan theatre of the turn of the century.
Fuoco, Ester. ""Né qui, né ora". Peripezie del teatro contemporaneo." Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019USPCC102.
Full textIn the present analysis four contemporary international artistic examples will be analysed, chosen for their significance and at the same time their heterogeneity, representative of a peculiar interaction of the performer with the technological medium. It has been shown that this interaction produces in actors and spectators – where this distinction still subsists – a perception of space and time that is quite new ; in keeping with three relational and expressive modes that we could anticipate here as : “present in the here and now” (immediate proximity), “present at a distance” and “absent/virtual”. Again in the experiences considered here, the contemporary body, far from what it represented at the origins, is no longer representative of identity, of a single identity : it is deprived of its subjectivity and reduced to a kind of “degree zero” of its nature. It becomes liquid, open, fragmented. In these performances, and in particular those that start from dance, the object and material characteristics of the bodies are brought into the foreground ; so that the manipulation of the body or the displacement of the agent outside the body would seem to efface the notion of “presence”. Rather it would be more correct – and this is the challenge of this investigation – to evaluate the reconfiguration of this presence in the light of a mediated truth, an effect of reality that leads us to regard as real what is shown to us on a support, filmed, reproduced digitally, reconstructed through light or sound. The present research therefore consists in an investigation of the status of this contemporary performative body, of the aesthetic process of remediation and of the “democratisation” that it undergoes in current live performances. To understand the reasons for and effects of this phenomenon, it was necessary to conduct an analysis of the theatrical event in a systemic and relational rather than an analytical way, seeking to reconstruct a network of details connected to and interdependent of the subject and the context, before presenting a diegesis of individual spectacles
Si sono qui prese in esame quattro esperienze performative internazionali contemporanee - scelte per la loro rilevanza e nello stesso tempo per la loro eterogeneità - rappresentative di una peculiare interazione del performer con il mezzo tecnologico. Si è evidenziato così come quest’interazione produca in attori e spettatori – ove sussista ancora questa distinzione – una percezione dello spazio e del tempo affatto nuova ; secondo tre modalità relazionali ed espressive che potremmo qui anticipare come : “presente nel qui e ora” (prossimità immediata), “presente a distanza” e “assente/virtuale”. Sempre nelle esperienze qui considerate, il corpo contemporaneo, lontano da ciò che poteva rappresentare in partenza, non è più elemento significativo dell’identità, di una sola identità : viene privato della propria soggettività e condotto a una specie di “grado zero” della propria natura ; appare così frammentato, aperto, liquido. In queste performance, e in particolare in quelle che partono dalla danza, sono le caratteristiche oggettuali e materiali dei corpi a essere messe in primo piano ; cosicché la manipolazione della corporeità o la dislocazione dell’agente al di fuori del corpo sembrerebbero annullare la consueta nozione di “presenza”. Più corretto invece – e questa è la sfida di questa indagine – ci è sembrato valutare la riconfigurazione di questa presenza alla luce di una verità mediata, quell’effetto di realtà che induce a ritenere reale ciò che ci viene mostrato su un supporto, filmato, riprodotto digitalmente, ricostruito attraverso la luce o il suono. La presente ricerca consiste quindi nell’esplorazione dello status di questo corpo performativo contemporaneo, del processo estetico di rimediazione e di “democratizzazione” che esso subisce nelle performance live attuali : per comprendere le ragioni e gli effetti del quale si è reso necessario lo svolgimento di un’analisi dell’evento teatrale sistemica e relazionale, prima che analitica ; cercando di ricostruire una rete di particolari connessi e interdipendenti al soggetto e al contesto, anziché limitarci a una semplice diegesi dei singoli spettacoli
Esquivel, Catalina. "Teatro la candelaria: memoria y presente del teatro colombiano. (Perfil de su poética con énfasis en las obras de la primera década del siglo XXI)." Doctoral thesis, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, 2014. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/283533.
Full textTheatre La Candelaria Bogota is closely linked to the early history of modern theater in Colombia. The theory and practice the group has developed around the collective creation are widely recognized in the Latin American theatrical field. Its career, however, is mostly related to the theatrical practices that emerged in Latin America during the Sixties and the Seventies and that marked a milestone in the theatrical evolution of the continent, particularly in Colombia. This research aims to focus on the latest production of the group, however without overlooking its previous tour. It is an approach to the works carried out by the group during the years 2000-2010. Our goal is to observe how La Candelaria project inserted a popular and at the same time experimental theatrical cut (built in the Sixties) in the complex context of postmodernism. During the first decade of the 21st century, La Candelaria has been linked to the practices of postmodern theater, especially those related to the so called a theater of the real. The research also considers how the historical past of the group is conveyed to a memory that necessarily intervenes in its adoption of a self-referential and postdramátic theater. A particular poetics whose essential feature is a tension between past and present. This aesthetic tension is perceived both in substance and form of its performances, in the bodies, as well as in themes and subjects that guide its recent creations. They claim the life of a theater project that is memory and at the same time present contemporary Colombian theater.
Sais, Pere. "Hacia una poética del arte como vehículo de Jerry Grotowski." Doctoral thesis, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/382639.
Full textThe trajectory of the director and researcher in the field of performing arts Jerzy Grotowski is divided in five periods: Theatre of Productions, Paratheatre, Theatre of Sources, Objective Drama and Art as Vehicle. The Doctoral Thesis traces an itinerary through the last stage of Grotowski´s work, called Art as Vehicle and developed since the mid-eighties at the Workcenter of Jerzy Grotowski and Thomas Richards in Pontedera, Italy. In the present Thesis, starting from its author´s first hand experience as a doer, each one of the elements of work that configure the corpus of the practice of Art as Vehicle is described and systematically analyzed, as well as the principles that underlie them. Through an approach from a double, theoretical-practical, perspective and starting from Grotowski´s own “voice” as well as the ones of the heirs of his legacy, Thomas Richards and Mario Biagini, and of reknown professors, practitioners and specialists, a possible Poetics of Art as Vehicle is proposed.
Abellan, Mula Joan. "La dramatúrgia escrita de la companyia Els Joglars: anàlisi dels textos produïts per als espectacles creats en el període 1970-2000 (d'El joc a Daaalí)." Doctoral thesis, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, 2007. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/4839.
Full textLa part de la tesi dedicada a la metodologia de creació, explica els factors sobre els quals es recolza el sistema d'improvisació propi de la companyia, com són l'equip, el mètode, el temps i el lloc; es categoritzen i exemplifiquen els marcs referencials pels processos d'improvisació que la companyia elabora prèviament; s'estudia l'estructura de rols i la mecànica que utilitza la companyia en la improvisació actoral com a mètode de creació dramatúrgica i es descriuen i exemplifiquen també els processos d'aportació, selecció i fixació textual de les improvisacions. Es tracta de la cerca empírica d'una pràctica amb força components originals on la pròpia necessitat de sistematització en l'exposició de les experiències analitzades estableix un cert esbós de vademècum generalitzable de la qüestió.
El gruix de la tesi el constitueix la recerca per a l'establiment de les característiques formals observables en la partitura textual de les obres creades on, amb el títol genèric Construccions dramàtiques, es descriuen i categoritzen a partir dels patrons teòrics de la dramatúrgia les modulacions particulars de les distintes obres i les peculiaritats estètiques de l'autoria. Aquesta part de la recerca recull i explica l'adaptació pròpia que fa aquesta companyia dels conceptes bàsics de la representació dramàtica establint la gènesi dels arguments, analitzant les tendències estructurals i els elements de segmentació més destacats de la seva pràctica com són l'escena, les digressions o la seva particular i freqüent aplicació teatral de l'efecte de mise en abîme. La tesi aprofundeix en l'estudi dels personatges i dels tractaments teatrals que s'hi detecten en la seva plasmació textual i examina les tendències més notables que apareixen en el conjunt de les obres pel que fa a les variants funcionals que els personatges exerceixen en les distintes construccions, a les diferents estratègies adoptades a l'hora d'establir els nivells de realitat que atorguen els índex de la seva referencialitat en convertir-los en peça de la ficció i als estils interpretatius amb què el text indica a actors i actrius la seva representació. Així mateix, s'aborden les tendències pel que fa als recursos lingüístics amb què els personatges fan arribar el discurs destriables en la seva fixació textual, com són l'ús de llenguatges singulars, un dels trets més característics d'aquesta dramatúrgia, i les diferents estratègies d'inclusió de la paraula detectades en els diàlegs, les estratègies verbals d'implicació del públic, les formulacions textuals pròpies de narradors i presentadors, els estils verbals, les pràctiques intertextuals i les estratègies idiomàtiques. Aquest capítol de la tesi també aborda els indicatius textuals que estableixen la dimensió espaciotemporal de les obres, agrupant-les per les distintes tendències observades, així com la manera amb què els textos recullen tota la incidència espectacular i dramàtica de vehicle extra humà com la música, la llum i els efectes tan presents en la dramatúrgia d'Els Joglars.
Aquest nucli principal de la recerca es complementa amb un capítol on, a partir de tot el que s'ha escrit i opinat sobre la companyia, es fa un repàs de la importància que públic i crítica han donat als aspectes estudiats per la tesi.
The Written Dramaturgy of the Theatre Company "Els Joglars": Analysis of the Texts Elaborated for the Productions Created from 1970 to 2000 (from "El Joc" to "Daaalí") examines, within all the plays written by Els Joglars in that period as well as the published material concerning the company, the methodology of creation and the complete repertoire of contents and procedures employed by this historical phenomenon of Catalan theatre.
The section of the thesis devoted to the methodology of creation describes the elements upon which the specific improvisational system of the company relies, such as the artistic and technical team, their method, their timing and settings. The frames of reference for the process of improvisation that the company selects beforehand are categorized and illustrated. The structure of roles and procedures used by the company regarding the players improvisations as a method of creation is examined, and the process of collaboration, selection and text editing of the improvisations is described and illustrated. This constitutes the empirical search of a method with many unique components.
The main body of the thesis gathers and describes the unique adaptation that this company creates, departing from the basic concepts of dramatic representation. It establishes the origin of the plots and analyzes structural trends and the most outstanding sequence elements, such as progression of scenes, use of digressions and the distinctive and frequent theatrical application of the mise en abîme.
The thesis delves into the study of the characters and theatrical treatments which can be found in the transcription of the text. Also, it examines the most salient patterns that appear in the totality of the plays in regards to the functional variants represented by the characters in each structure, the different strategies chosen at the moment of establishing the levels of reality given as references within a piece of fiction, and the interpretive styles the actors are to follow in their performance. At the same time, other patterns are examined in regards to the linguistic resources which the characters use to convey their message. These patterns can be observed in the written text as the use of idiosyncratic language which is one of the most distinctive traits of their work, and the various strategies of word inclusion found in the dialogues, the verbal strategies which involve the audience, the unique formulas concerning narrators, verbal styles, intratext devices and idiomatic variations. This chapter of the thesis also encompasses the text landmarks which establish the dimensions of dramatic time and space in the plays, classifying them according to the various patterns observed, as well as the way in which the text accommodates the theatrical impact of all the non-human elements such as music, lighting and other effects which are the usual fare of the theater technique used by Els Joglars.
This main focus of the research is complemented by a chapter in which, departing from all that has been written and said about the company, an overview is offered of the significance that both audience and critics have contributed in their general response to specific aspects covered in this thesis.
Guyomarch, Le Roux Sandrine. "Théâtre et histoire : le "teatro del 68" au Mexique et le travail de mémoire." Perpignan, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007PERP0783.
Full textMexico was, in 1968, the scene of a surprisingly violent student conflict, which finished in a repression called “Tlatelolco massacre. ” Some intelectuals and artists tried to transmit the memory of these events, silent by official story. Today, even if this “other” story pretends to get a place in official one, the mexican players’ tribute to this memory remains unknow. Whereas the proportions of the dramatic production on the 1968’s mexican student strike, between 1968 and 2003, is worth to being considered, and its manifestations obviously demonstrate its own way of enriching the work of memory on the events of 68, this production remains completely absent in mexican theatre’s today’s story. The analisis shows that five different articulations between story and theatre are posible in this production called Teatro del 68, by the player Felipe Galván. These different ways of focusing the facts make the question of its definition problematic. A focus on three of the plays enhances the proper hability of theatre to catch a problematic referent, and to enable the memory process to be activated. The purpose of this work is, thus, to make it known and permit its evaluation
Ballespí, i. Villagrasa Mercè. "De la bellesa a la convulsió escènica: Marta Carrasco, Sol Picó i Angélica Liddell. Vint anys creant." Doctoral thesis, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, 2014. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/283356.
Full textThe aim of this thesis is twofold. First, to provide visibility to three artistic directors born in the Catalan Countries; Marta Carrasco (Barcelona, 1963), Sol Picó (Alcoi, 1967) and Angélica Liddell (Figueres, 1966) whose contribution to the theatre, dance and performance arts for the last twenty years has been substantial, and has been recognized both on the national and international level. Second, to carry out a critical and comparative analysis between their creation process and performances with the gender approach in order to find specific traits related to the women portrayed on the contemporary stage. On the one hand, the first chapter presents Barcelona in the post-1992 Olympics context, with its absence of female creator figures, which contrasts strongly with the situation found in the international post-dramatic theatre at that time. On the other hand, the objective of this research is to study the theatre and dance performances of the three aforementioned female performers-directors-playwrights throughout their artistic career. The analysis in enriched with multidisciplinary references to other artists, such as Esther Ferrer, Fina Miralles, Olga Mesa, La Ribot, Olga Diego, Sarah Kane, Cindy Sherman and Marina Abramovic. The gender viewpoint adopted in this study allows us to discover complicities, similarities and divergences between Carrasco's, Picó's and Liddell's work. An important conclusion at which one arrives is that the type of characters and staging observed in those artists’ performances may be described by the metaphor “heel-en pointe-blood”. This expression refers to a way of processing pain on stage. The three artists we are concerned with come from a phallocentric culture they try to overcome by the means of different creative tools (grotesque, stereotype, deformity, monstrosity, violence, authenticity, privacy, self-harm). A thorough study of symbolism and iconography found in Carrasco's, Picó's and Liddell's work lets us notice moments of onstage convulsion when they abolish inherited patriarchal dogmas. This research regards femininity as a mask constructed through sight, manifesting itself in the onstage self-portrait, both discursive and visual. A continuous search for artistic beauty reveals diverse femininities that bring together the ever-changing reality. The closing chapters comprise the results of a contrastive analysis between those artists’ multidisciplinary work and the feminist discourse, along with comparisons to other female national and international artists. The conclusion is that, in spite of sharing certain attitudes and opinions with feminists, Carrasco, Picó and Liddell create a non-feminist identity.
Susmanscky, Bacal Silvia. "Tadeusz Kantor: La construcción del espacio escénico." Doctoral thesis, Universitat de Barcelona, 2014. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/285731.
Full textThe present dissertation is about the scenic construction of the polish artist Tadeusz Kantor, one of the revolutionaries in the theater of the second half of XXth. Century. His theater is very visual and he developes it in paralel with painting, so we begin on the research from a multidiscilinary point of view. Besides, Kantor’s interests includes other areas of the creation and knowledge, too. Our framework of departure were the semiothics in the theatre in order to read the kantorian scene as a construction bringing the simultaneous destruction of the tradicional drama as the main objective. The theoretical writings by Kantor and others philosophical, criticism, literary, poetic ideas held our writing in order to stablish in which way Kantor had built a non mimethic reality on the stage. Alter this we went on with the analysis of each one of the theatrical signs and we followed them through the metamorphosis of one spectacle to another. At the same time we compared them with the artist’s writings and their influencies in the field of the Polish and European culture. In that comparative course we tried to underline all the time which had been the conceptuals ways and performance strategies always hetherodox in order to dammage the reputation of each one of the mimethic theater supposits and to built his own scene.
Borseman, Petronella. "Estetisk orientering : En fenomenologisk-hermeneutisk studie om gymnasieelevers upplevelser av en kurs innehållande dans, bild, musik och teater." Thesis, Stockholms universitet, Institutionen för pedagogik och didaktik, 2013. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:su:diva-115350.
Full textThis is a qualitative essay which is based upon interviews with second-year, upper-secondary students taking an Esthetic Program and studying the core subject Esthetic Orientation (EOS). In the introduction, the purpose and role of the esthetic subjects in the school are illustrated, e.g. practical knowledge versus theoretical knowledge, sensory learning as well as a decreased focus on the esthetic subjects’ within schools are discussed. The purpose of the study is to describe upper-secondary students’ experiences of integrated teaching of esthetic subjects in school. The research questions focus on how students reason about their self-image following lessons that incorporate dance, drama, art and music. The student interviews highlight the importance of the group in the formation of an individual student’s self-image as well as depict how students describe their bodies in relation to the physical elements in the teaching of an esthetic subject. The study uses a phenomenological hermeneutic approach and the interviews are analyzed using Amedeo Giorgi’s phenomenological analysis method. The analysis of the interviews shows how the students experience their newly discovered knowledge of the different esthetic subjects and how this has increased their understanding of themselves and others. The students describe their experience of integrated esthetic teaching by discussing the possible influence the EOS course has had on them as individuals. The students speak about creativity, discovery, breaking new ground, strengths, weaknesses, trust, courage, limitations and fears as well as the body as a form of expression and a gleaner of knowledge. The students’ desire to learn as well as will to learn is also highlighted. The students found varying methods to express their thoughts, feelings and ideas through the EOS course. The study demonstrates the important role esthetic subjects have in schools, which is proven by both examining current research that supports the esthetic subjects’ role in schools as well as by describing students’ positive experiences of subject-integrated esthetic teaching.
Romero, Rey Sandro. "Género y destino. La tragedia griega en Colombia." Doctoral thesis, Universitat de Barcelona, 2014. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/285678.
Full textGenre and Destiny: Greek Tragedy in Colombia is a reflection framed by a period of sixty years (1954-2014) during which time the works of Aeschylus, Sophocles and Euripides have been present on the country's stages, in its literature, and in its emerging audiovisual trends. We'll study the three axes around which the concept of tragedy in its various artistic disciplines makes its presence felt. First, tragedy from the perspective of human loneliness; second, the tragedy of a society caught in a spiral of endless violence; and, third, tragedy as a theatrical genre. These three lines point, in turn, to three models of representation in various Colombian scenarios: illustrative stagings (where text is prioritized), complementary stagings (aimed at creating the illusion of reality, preserving the text, but questioning it through the staging) and stagings which ignore the ancient verses and use Greek tragedy to trigger new forms and new questions. Based on the above, this study travels back in time to the first radio broadcasts inspired by Greek tragedy and on to the post-dramatic challenges of the new millennium’s second decade. At the same time, by taking a close look at nearly one hundred artistic experiences, we analyze a country at war, where reality and fiction seem so closely interwoven that the boundaries between them are indistinguishable. Greek tragedy becomes a metaphor for the horror and a means of somehow dignifying the absurdity of a society that refuses to rise above a progressive state of confusion. "Genre", "Destiny”, "Greek Tragedy" and "Colombia" are the four axes guiding this very specific reflection on pain and the way it is translated through artistic expression. In a time when the boundaries of art seem to have blurred, this study investigates the different ways in which the ancient verses are used to criticize a society that seems to have distanced itself from its models of representation. The space occupied by Greek tragedy continues to grow and is not limited to the stage. Because of this, film, narratives, poetry, and the visual arts have appropriated certain specific ancient myths that make it possible to bridge the gap with the contemporary world. There are many examples of late twentieth-century and early twenty-first century Colombian art that testify to this dialogue between the old and present-day worlds. But this study, ultimately, returns to the theater. Genre and Destiny: Greek Tragedy in Colombia explores the history of the nation's performing arts through some of its most traditional groups (the TEC, La Candelaria, Bogota's Teatro Libre) and best vanguard ensembles (Mapa Teatro), and by recognizing the international influences present in its different stagings (Poland, Italy, Greece, Spain, Switzerland, Guatemala), arriving finally at its most recent forms of representation and, inevitably, the arts education centers where enthusiastic projects are underway to redefine, once again, the tragic spirit. Genre and Destiny: Greek Tragedy in Colombia is both a journey through the country's different stages of representation and a reflection on a society that seems accustomed to living with fatality. It is a study of violence in a society centered on an analysis of its art forms, using the Greek tragedy as an aesthetic trigger.
Eriksson, Kalle. "Faller du så tar vi emot dig : trygghet, tillit och kommunikation i gruppundervisning med fokus på kroppen som verktyg." Thesis, Kungl. Musikhögskolan, Institutionen för musik, pedagogik och samhälle, 2012. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:kmh:diva-1314.
Full textLhâa, Alexandre. "Un exotisme à l’italienne. Représentations, usages politiques et réceptions de l’altérité non-européenne sur la scène de la Scala (1778-1946)." Thesis, Aix-Marseille, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013AIXM3008.
Full textThis thesis analyses the exotic operas and ballets staged at the Teatro alla Scala from its inauguration in 1778 to its reopening in 1946 – a period during which the audiences of Milan's most prestigious opera house were offered more than three hundred productions representing non-European countries and their inhabitants. My approach integrates close readings of the librettos with a focus on the reception of these works in the press, in order to understand how these representations made sense to the public. The first part presents an overview of the exotic places and themes that were staged. A polymorphous but repetitive Orient and the discovery and conquest of the New World predominate. The second part focuses on the librettos and staging in order to address the construction of a non-European alterity that is desired as much as it is denigrated. Finally, the third part brings to light the political usages of these exotic works, asking whether they served to avoid censorship and contest the authorities or, on the contrary, functioned as vehicles for the ideology of the regimes of their time
Salvador, Gracia Jordi. "Diccionari d'escenografia i escenotècnia." Doctoral thesis, Universitat Rovira i Virgili, 2014. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/290994.
Full textDictionary of Scenography and Stagecraft is the first study that collects in Catalan terminology referring to the theatre in these areas. The terms are directly related to two areas: scenography and Stagecraft and use of the most common lexicon of their professionals and amateurs. The thesis is a multilingual terminological work with 2,573 entries with their Spanish, French, Italian, English and German equivalents. In 385 of them there are technical notes that extend the useful information from the input. A total of 16,377 words in six languages. Includes 1,037 illustrations and pictures that complement terms. Includes an appendix of 20 Catalan terms related to scenography and stage machinery which have been used, and still currently used, in scenery workshops and stage. Most of them have been collected by the author through the oral tradition and many of them have never appeared in any printed book or glossary. This thesis has as main target the jury that will evaluate it. Also to those people, professionals and amateurs from the world of show biz, come into contact whit the stage, scenography, machinery, lighting, props, sound, characterization, costume, stage management, production, technical direction, stage direction and performing arts artists in general. The usefulness of this kind of essay will become evident during the tours performances abroad, or as a bibliographic tool.
Stranger, Inés. "La réinvention de la forme scénique dans le théâtre chilien durant la « transition politique »." Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016USPCA068/document.
Full textThe ideas proposed in this thesis emerge from a dialogue threading theater studies, cultural history and research on the imagination. The main question addressed is the relationship between theater and the period of the political transition from dictatorship to democracy in Chile.During the first elected government post-dictatorship (1990-1994) Chilean theater experienced an unprecedented creative renewal. Numerous plays were presented in all kinds of locations, not just in theaters. It gained great social importance and enjoyed broad public support as well as mass press coverage, becoming a key element in the articulation of Chilean society.However, the themes explored had nothing to do with the political transition. There was a wide gap between what the theater was talking about and the importance of the political and social processes in development at the time. In fact it was the political process itself that seemed articulated dramatically. President Alywin and Pinochet were the protagonists of a drama that put Chilean society as a whole in danger. Every action taken by President Alywin entailed a reaction by Pinochet that threatened the process of transition.By nature a dramatic conflict needs to be resolved, however, during the '90s in Chile all the secondary characters - Ministers, Members of Parliament and Advisors – centered their mission on ensuring that the it did not explode. Due to the lack of a resolution, the narrative of the transition could not be formulated.An in-depth analysis of four iconic performances during this period through dramaturgical research sources, the reconstruction of the creative process and a detailed description of the shows similar to what Geertz called "thick description, elucidates how Chilean theater embedded itself in the present during the process of constructing a scenic presence, which also served as an affirmation of its right to be.The Chilean theater of the transition period invented collaborative forms of creation, built spectacular stories and, unexpectedly, reinvented the art of staging. The revival of Chilean theater in the 90s is thus explained by its relationship with the political transition
Peña, Javier (Peña López). "Analysis of the services as a performance factor in high-level volleyball and beach volleyball." Doctoral thesis, Universitat de Vic, 2013. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/128269.
Full textThe ultimate goal of this Dissertation was to identify critical aspects of the use of service in high-level volleyball and beach volleyball. To address this purpose four studies on different aspects of service performance, framed into the field of performance analysis, were conducted. The results of our investigation show that service is a very important skill in volleyball disciplines but it cannot explain by itself the result of a match. Nevertheless, it seems a key element in preventing an effective attack. Service behavior and its ability to impair the opponent’s game is clearly influenced by jump abilities. The successful execution of the service is a complex issue, and has a physical, technical, strategic and tactical component. Proper use of this technical skill is capital in making the result of a match uneven. However, some other aspects have been identified as relevant to success in a volleyball or beach volleyball match.
González, García María. "El cine y la literatura en el desarrollo y logro de las competencias básicas. Análisis e interpretación de una investigación intertextual en Educación Primaria y Secundaria." Doctoral thesis, Universidad de Murcia, 2013. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/128570.
Full textThis doctoral thesis presents innovative research for Primary and Secondary Education in the area of Didactics of Language and Literature with the purpose of experimenting, analyzing and interpreting the curricular development and attainment of key competences with a logical inclusion of an intertextual methodology that, through the interaction of films and literature, provides an integrated learning of various branches of knowledge and languages. In order to generate adequate knowledge transfer to learners vital context, the general objective of this research stems from the idea that the development of key competences concerns the second cycle of Primary Education and first of Secondary Education and that the reinforcement and deepening of them is attributed to Post-compulsory Education. The specific objectives addressed in this thesis enable their achievement: firstly, to exploit human and imaginative qualities of cinema and literature to motivate students toward responsible solution of tasks and projects in the context of problem solving and social diffusion of own works from the primary action of linguistic communication competence; secondly, to advance in interdisciplinary and intertextual innovation in the area of Spanish Language and Literature with the curricular integration of key competences and their corresponding interpersonal, instrumental and systemic-holistic skills, which contributes to overcome the problems of subjects division in more traditional academic education circles; thirdly, to develop tools for the interpretive analysis of curricular connection, skills involved in the task, the level of development of the competences involved in the tasks and self-assessment of students in order to promote a type of internal diagnosis and not a census one in the development and achievement of these competences incardinated to the value of the type of tasks and projects; fourth, to revitalize the archetypal wisdom of oral tradition tales connecting it with the plots and ideas in contemporary films for children and young people in order to stimulate in the learner the narrative competence (storytelling ability) with meaningful and cultural expectations. From a qualitative-interpretative methodology based on the cyclical process of action research, the study was carried out in the involved educational stages starting from a problematic social situation in order to practice, where action hypotheses have been implemented through classroom teaching methods organized around interdisciplinary projects and complex tasks where films and literature have interacted in the educative promotion of key competences with autonomous and contextualized learning, the process and results were evaluated to develop a new diagnosis of the problematic situation from an analytical and interpretive reflection thereof. The research results show that, thanks to the good practices reported by that intertextual teaching model between cinema and literature in the interdependent revitalization of all key competences and from all recommended cognitive levels -especially those of a creative, critical and strategic nature-, second cycle of Primary Education has initiated the development of key competences, in the first cycle of Secondary Education has matured their development and first year of Non-compulsory Secondary Education has strengthened their achievement. This has also been possible thanks to the epistemic consistency between intertextuality methodology and key competences and the importance of the cross-competence in linguistic communication to revitalize the set of key competencies to ensure meaningful social learning transfer for life.
Gurrola, Pérez Pedro. "La influencia de Ludwig Wittgenstein en el teatro contemporáneo." Doctoral thesis, Universitat de Barcelona, 2003. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/131994.
Full textThe goal of the Doctoral Thesis is to examine the influence of Ludwig Wittgenstein on the revision of dramatic and language structures which is a characteristic of modern theatre. The work of Wittgenstein, with its radical revision of the methods and aims of philosophy, and its analysis of language and of its limits, has been very influential in the 20th century philosophy. Outside the philosophical domain, his work has also had a significant impact on artistic movements of the second half of the past century. From literature to the visual arts, multiple reflections have emerged around Wittgenstein’s work and we frequently find his ideas incorporated into the artistic discourse. These revisions are eccentric, to the extent that they are held from a perspective which is different from the strictly philosophical one and they extract the work out from its original context. To understand the general setting, we analyze the diffusion process of Wittgenstein ideas, especially their spill-over into the non-academic world. We find that this process was slow and uneven. In fact, it was not until the 50s, after the death of the philosopher, when his work began to spread outside the academic circles, mainly in Austria and England. In other countries, like France or Spain, it took much longer for Wittgenstein to enter into mainstream philosophy, let alone the artistic domain. In particular, when we look at theatrical activity, we assess how Wittgenstein left an important imprint, mainly in the work of three European writers: Thomas Bernhard, Peter Handke and Tom Stoppard. We perform a critical study of their work, examining the elements from Wittgenstein’s work that each one of these authors incorporate into their own dramatic proposals and we make a comparative study around the ways in which those elements were assimilated.
Riambau, Möller Esteve. "La producció cinematogràfica a Catalunya (1962-1969)." Doctoral thesis, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, 1995. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/4133.
Full text172 feature films (17% of all Spain) were produced by 33 companies. Industrial tendencies (45.9% of international coproductions) and hegemonic genres (westerns, thrillers and comedies) came from new laws dictated on Spanish cinema. Esthetically appeared some author's films with sporadic links with the catalan culture and the signs of modernity were remarkable on the films around Barcelona School.
Quintana, Àngel 1960. "El projecte didàctic de Roberto Rossellini." Doctoral thesis, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, 1996. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/4153.
Full textGonzález, Calderón Diana Elisa. "El campo ausente de la representación de las mujeres en el cine mexicano presencias en la vida y obra de Matilde Landeta." Doctoral thesis, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, 2014. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/310403.
Full textCock, Peláez Alejandro. "Retóricas del cine de no ficción en la era de la post verdad." Doctoral thesis, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, 2012. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/96533.
Full textIn this doctoral research I analyze the main changes in cinema rhetorics of non-fiction in the era of the post-truth, as an attempt to chart the blurry discursive boundaries of this cinematographic form, which to respond to new ways to understand truth and reality in contemporaneity, is exploring rhetoric territories that go way beyond the classic and modern paradigms, so embedded in the centrality of the documentary institution. Likewise, with the use of hermeneutics, and an audiovisual specifically rhetorical analysis I seek to understand the situational contexts, the intertextualities and the conception of reality behind the speeches of post-truth non-fiction cinema. Then I explore how these speeches are aware of their own history, of their intrinsic subjectivity and the complexity that implies to represent the real on this era where the concept of truth has transformed and relativized, answering to sensibilities and air of the current time. This is the reason why non-fiction cinema interacts (inspiring and inspiring itself) with actual discursive strategies (like the ones developed in science, the social movements, arts or mass media), giving place to own novel rhetoric that can be detected in audiovisual statement (actio), in style and in rhetoric auditive and visual figures (elocutio), the documentary structures (dispositio), the arguments and modalities (inventio), the projected world and context (intellectio). As such, this representation method has been expanded to even more complex forms that among its characteristics, they suspect, deconstruct, satirize, reflect, recycle, perfomatize, fictionalize such reality, constituting itself in one of the main sources of creativity, innovation and auto reflection of current cinematography, and an important speech about contemporaneity.
Clerc, Isabelle. "Teatro abierto 1981-1983 : censure et écriture théâtrale dans l'Argentine du Processus de réorganisation nationale." Toulouse 2, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003TOU20047.
Full textTeatro Abierto first appeared in 1981 in Buenos Aires during the "Process of national reorganization" (1976-1983), one of the most tragic dictatorship Argentina ever endured. It was a theatrical phenomenon meant to reaffirm the existence of Argentine theatre though being the victim of censorship. However, as the performances went on, and thanks to public support, it eventually became a political movement opposed to the regime. The success of this venture would incite the artist to repeat the experience. More than ninety plays, performed during four seasons, were indeed proposed to the porteños spectators. What means did the plays use to denounce some of the reality of the time ? The analysis of the movement and of the plays performed between 1981 an 1983 shows that while Teatro Abierto was first and foremost considered as a political phenomenon, not only by the critics but also by the artists themselves, it was also at the root of important actworks in the argentine theatrical scene
Palencia, Villa Rosa María. "La influencia del doblaje audiovisual en la percepción de los personajes." Doctoral thesis, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, 2002. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/4105.
Full textEntendiendo la audiovisión como un fenómeno perceptivo complejo resultante del compromiso entre la voz y la imagen, distinto a la suma del ver más oír, la hipótesis principal es que tanto los personajes doblados como sus respectivas voces dobladoras resultarían tan verosímiles y tan coherentes en sus atributos caracteriales como los respectivos personajes y voces originales.
Seleccionamos cuatro escenas semejantes en temática, iluminación y duración de una película inglesa y las mismas escenas dobladas satisfactoriamente al castellano en España. En cada escena una actriz y un actor discutían con diálogos acústicamente nítidos. Con estas cuatro escenas creamos cinco distintos textos portadores que nos permitieron aislar las distintas sustancias expresivas (voz e imagen).
Mediante una metodología experimental, cada uno de cinco grupos experimentales (de 20 sujetos cada uno) percibieron los respectivos textos portadores. El primero audiovisionó el texto en versión original; el segundo audiovisionó la versión doblada; el tercero escuchó la banda sonora original del texto; el cuarto, la banda sonora doblada y el quinto, la banda de imágenes sin sonido.
Mediante un cuestionario (Diferencial Semántico de Osgood), los grupos evaluaron el carácter de los personajes en ocho variables (equilibrio, seguridad, fortaleza, humildad, tranquilidad, extroversión, sinceridad e inteligencia) del 1 al 7 en adjetivos bipolares y la variable verosimilitud.
Mediante una regresión múltiple, buscamos diferencias estadísticamente significativas entre las valoraciones a la secuencia original y la secuencia doblada y entre las valoraciones a las voces originales y a las voces dobladoras; tanto globalmente como personaje a personaje. El diseño experimental permitió también identificar la sustancia expresiva (voz o imagen) por la que más consistentemente fue juzgada la verosimilitud.
Por otra parte, medimos las frecuencias fundamentales tanto de las voces originales como de las respectivas voces dobladoras, con el fin de identificar la influencia de esta variable en la coherente percepción de los personajes.
Conclusiones:
a) El doblaje preserva la verosimilitud de los personajes. Tanto globalmente, como personaje a personaje, los personajes doblados resultan tan verosímiles como en la secuencia original.
b) Las voces dobladoras son global y mayoritariamente tan creíbles como las voces originales. En la muestra analizada solamente una voz dobladora (12,5%) resultó significativamente más creíble que la respectiva voz original.
c) La diferente frecuencia fundamental de las voces dobladoras respecto de las voces originales no influye en la atribución distinta de verosimilitud ni de distintos atributos caracteriales a los personajes doblados respecto de los originales, independientemente de que las voces dobladoras sean más agudas o más graves que las originales.
d) La verosimilitud de los personajes de una película narrativa sonora descansa fuertemente en la interpretación sonora de sus textos, es decir, en sus voces y el contenido semántico de las mismas. El doblaje no modifica esta tendencia.
e) En términos globales el doblaje preserva los valores de extroversión, seguridad, fortaleza, sinceridad, inteligencia, equilibrio y humildad del conjunto de los personajes.
f) En términos globales, el doblaje es susceptible de modificar la percepción de tranquilidad del conjunto de los personajes, provocando que sean enjuiciados como significativamente menos tranquilos, más nerviosos, que el conjunto de personajes originales.
g) En términos globales las voces de doblaje son juzgadas con valores estadísticamente idénticos en todas y cada una de las variables que las voces originales.
h) El doblaje es un fenómeno comunicativo eficaz que no sólo puede explicarse por la audiovisión, sino que basa en ella su eficacia.
The main goal of this research is to identify the influence of fictional audiovisual dubbing on the perception of the characters. This perception is relative to the coherence between the credibility of the Spanish dubbed characters and the credibility of the same characters in the original English film. The research also identifies the quantity of coherence between the character of dubbed characters and those of the original ones.
Believing audio vision to be a complex perceptive phenomenon that is produced due to the commitment between the voice and the image rather than the addition of the voice to the image, the main hypothesis was that dubbed characters and their voices would be as credible as the original ones. Their characters also would be perceived similar to the ones of the original characters.
Four scenes were chosen from an English film with similar illumination, edition and length to the same four scenes of the same film dubbed correctly into Spanish in Spain. An actress and an actor appeared arguing with very clear dialogues in each scene. These eight scenes let us create five different texts by which the isolation of each one of the different expressive substances, voice and image, was guaranteed.
Using experimental methodology, each one of the five different texts was exhibited to each one of five different experimental groups of percipients (20 teenagers each). The first group was shown the original version scenes in an audiovisual way; the second was shown the dubbed version in an audiovisual way, too; the third listened to the original sound track (the original voices); the fourth listened to the dubbed sound track (the dubbed voices); and the fifth just watched the images' track without sound.
Through a questionnaire (Osgood Semantic Differential), the experimental groups judged the characters on eight different variables (balance, security, fortitude, humility, tranquillity, extroversion, sincerity and intelligence) using a scale of 1 to 7 with bipolar adjectives and, in the same way, they judged the variable credibility.
Using statistical multiple regression we looked for significant statistical differences, as a whole and case by case, between the scoring of the original characters to the dubbed characters, and between the scoring of the original voices to the dubbed voices. The experimental design let us identify the expressive substance for which the credibility was valued more strongly.
Additionally, we measured the fundamental frequencies (pitches) of the voices and compared the dubbed to the original ones so we could identify the influence of this variable on the coherent perception of the characters.
Conclusions:
a) Dubbing preserves the credibility of the characters. As a whole and case by case, the dubbed characters were perceived as credible as the original characters.
b) As a whole, the majority of the dubbing voices were perceived as credible as the original ones. In the analysed sample only one dubbed voice (12.5%) was perceived more credible than the respective original voice.
c) The difference of fundamental frequency (pitch) between a dubbing voice and the original one does not influence the perception of credibility or character of the dubbed characters from the perception of the original ones; nevertheless, the dubbed voices are higher or lower pitched than the original ones.
d) The credibility of the characters of a narrative sound film is strongly related to the sonorous interpretation of the text. Credibility depends on the film's voices and their semantics content. Dubbing does not modify this tendency.
e) As a whole, dubbing preserves the values of balance, security, fortitude, humility, extroversion, sincerity and intelligence of the characters.
f) As a whole, dubbing is susceptible to modifying the values of tranquillity of the characters. They are judged less tranquil, more nervous, than the whole of original characters.
g) As a whole, dubbed voices receive identical scoring on each character's variables when compared to original voices.
h) Dubbing is an efficacious communicative phenomenon that not only can be explained by audio vision, but its efficacy depends on the audio vision.
Escudé, i. Gallès Beth. "L’adaptació dels clàssics teatrals. Shakespeare i Richard the third. Estudi de cas d’una escena." Doctoral thesis, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, 2014. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/284876.
Full textThe subject of this thesis is the adaptation of theater classics, illustrated mainly through Shakespeare’s plays, particularly Richard III. In the end it focuses on a case study of Act 2 Scene 2 of this play. This is one of Shakespeare’s most controversial and, therefore, one of his best known scenes. Experts refer to it as “the wooing scene”. The adapter, whether director or playwright, must make decisions one way or another. The purpose is to analyze several productions of this scene according to a system of action categories proposed in this thesis to study the scene’s stage adaptation. From minimum to maximum, this classification system ranges from the proximity sought by mere translation to the remoteness asserted by a free version, where the source theatre piece is just a pretext. Dealt with along the way are operations such as recontextualisation -with a detailed account of the contexts that are being stressed (locators, social, political, cultural, etc.)-, change of genre, change of code, adjustment to an audience other than the one the play was originally intended for, as well as actions where several texts by the same author are merged or where the classic author’s text is combined with brand new texts. Tribute to the author and/or play is also included in the classification system, where an analysis is made of whether the “appropriation” of the classic or a part of it fits the category of quotation, resonance or osmosis. Examples are also given of character spin-offs or sequels as adaptation operations, both past and present. The thesis begins with a reflection on the concept of adaptation and the concept of classic. A brief run down of the history of Shakespearian adaptations provides information on the main adaptation procedures that have been performed over the years in different places, as a means to determine the current trends in dramaturgy and staging when a classic is addressed. To adapt is to reconventionalize. That is why one extensive chapter is devoted to the study of conventions and another to staging as a means of adaptation. The latter is directly related to the case study at the end of the thesis. This chapter analyzes how the choice of a translation or a prop, for example, can affect the final meaning that reaches the audience. In conclusion, the aim of this thesis is, on the one hand, to provide guidance in the analysis of the manipulations to which classical plays are subject, and on the other hand, to explore the consequences of the procedure chosen and its final significance. These two objectives are not only focused on studying the creation of others, but on stimulating the creativity of whoever wants to face a production based on a theater classic, whatever the distance they are willing to go.
Brugué, Lydia. "La traducció de cançons per al doblatge i l'adaptació musical en pel·lícules d'animació: anàlisi de les versions catalana i espanyola de tres pel·lícules nord-americanes contemporànies per a tots els públics." Doctoral thesis, Universitat de Vic, 2013. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/127396.
Full textEn esta tesis doctoral interdisciplinaria se unen tres campos de estudio: el cine de animación, la música cinematográfica y la traducción de canciones para el doblaje y la adaptación musical. La tesis está dividida en dos partes: en la primera, se presenta el estado de la cuestión de los tres campos de estudio citados anteriormente; en la segunda parte, se presentan las fichas artísticas y técnicas, así como el análisis traductológico del corpus: tres películas de animación para todos los públicos (Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron, de Dreamworks, Brother Bear, de Walt Disney, y Happy Feet, de Warner Bros. Pictures). La tesis incluye, además, entrevistas a especialistas de la traducción de canciones y de la adaptación musical. De este modo, el objetivo principal de la tesis es estudiar el proceso de traducción de canciones para el doblaje y de adaptación musical en películas de animación para todos los públicos, tanto desde una perspectiva académica como desde una perspectiva profesional.
The present interdisciplinary dissertation binds three fields of study: animation, film music, and song-translation for dubbing and musical adaptation. It is divided into two parts: on the one hand, an overview of the above-mentioned three fields of study is presented in the first part; on the other hand, the second part presents the artistic and technical specifications, as well as the translation analysis of the corpus ─three animated films for all audiences (Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron, by DreamWorks; Brother Bear, by Walt Disney; and Happy Feet, by Warner Bros. Pictures). The thesis also includes interviews with specialists of song translation and musical adaptation. Thus, the main objective of the thesis is to study the process of song translation for dubbing and musical adaptation in animated films for all audiences, both from an academic and professional perspective.
Zorita, Aguirre Itziar. "La experiencia perceptiva en la performance intermedial." Doctoral thesis, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/385840.
Full textThe question that drives this research arises from the possibility attributed to the intermedial performance practice to create new perceptual universes in relation to the spectator. The interrelation between theatre and digital media, from the intermedial perspective, is presented as a place in between. It is a phenomenon of hybridization capable of destabilizing the basic elements attributed to live arts: space, time and body. This is a mutation created through the convergence between live arts and digital medium, that opens up the possibility for new situations affecting directly the way the spectator perceives them. This research aims to understand the intermedial event related to the perceptual universe of the subject. However, the objective of this research is not only to reveal these potential receptive models, but also discover the discourses and the methodologies that can help us do so. The theoretical framework of this research takes as principal references the contemporary discourses generated from several fields: communication and new media studies, theatre and performance studies and studies on aesthetics and philosophy. Marshall McLuhan, Jay David Bolter and Richard Grusin, Chiel Kattenbelt, Erika Fischer-Lichte, Jacques Rancière or Philip Auslander, are some of the different voices introduced in this research. In order to understand the theoretical paradigms presented in this study, both artists linked to new media art and live performance, international and local, are also mentioned. Some of which are: Big Art Group, Station House Opera, Chris Milk, Gob Squad, The Crew Project, Marcel·lí Antunez Roca, Rimini Protokoll, Blast Theory, Paul Sermon, Maria Jerez, Roger Bernat, etc. The thesis is divided into six chapters. Chapter I operates as a kind of introduction and presents concepts that seem more relevant to addressing the study of intermedia performance. Chapters II-IV are presented as core argument seeking to remove the debate on the ontological differences traditionally established between the performance and technology. In Chapter V, through the phenomenon of mutation, some case studies located within the most contemporary intermedial practice are presented. Structured in four chapters, it outlines the four principal mutations that the live arts show from the intermedial perspective: spatial, bodily, structural and temporal mutation. The last and sixth chapter focuses on the analysis of perceptual experience and the figure of the spectator within the intermedial performance practice.
Comas, Puente Ángel. "IFI, Sociedad Anónima, empresa cinematrográfica y escuela de cineastas y su artífice, Ignacio F. Iquino." Doctoral thesis, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, 2002. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/4103.
Full textIgnacio F. Iquino (Valls 1910 - Barcelona 1994). One of the most prolific Spanish filmmakers and producers. He created a personal kind of popular cinema, always with short budgets and taking advantage of legal and official laws. He directed his first films before the civil war (among them, "Al margen de la ley" (1935), "Diego Corrientes" (1936) and "Paquete, el fotógrafo público número 1"(1937)). Among 1941 y 1943 he directed nine feature films for Campa(CIFESA. With the financial support by Francisco Ariza, his brother in law, he re-founded en 1943 Emisora Films (created by Iquino himself in 1934) turning it into a movie company influenced by the studio-system. Due to disagreements with his partner, Iquino left Emisora after having directed 16 feature films and 4 short films and having shared all production aspects. Artistically it was the best period of his career as a director with films as "Una sombra en la ventana" (1944), "Noche sin cielo" (1947) and "El tambor del Bruch" (1948).
Iquino began then a long career as independents with his own company, I.F.I. (his name sigla) trying to import again the company pattern from the Hollywood studio system. He only succeeded partially: he created his own studio lot in Paralelo (Barcelona) and services facilities, Ediciones Musicales y Discos IFI (a music company) and IFISA (a release company)
I.F.I. worked from 1950 to 1982 producing 102 feature films (48 directed by Iquino) y 34 shorts (3 directed by Iquino). From an artistical point of view its main films are: "El Judas" (1952), "Fuego en la sangre" (1953), "El ojo de cristal" (1956) "Buen viaje, Pablo" (1959) and "Trigo limpio" (1962), contributing to create the Barcelona crime cinema style with "Brigada criminal" (1954) y 24 feature more. Since 1962 it was obliged to accommodate to a new situation without any legal helps nor subventions making cheap and popular double-biller films following trends and genres that worked in the box-office, creating nevertheless what Iquino named "denuntation-cinema" (starting with "Aborto criminal -1972) and its special sexy-comedy (beginning with "La caliente niña Julieta" (1980).
In Paralelo lot more than 60 features were made by other film companies and IFISA distributed more than 80 features. After IFI, Iquino produced and directed three feature films in Conexion Films, a company created by legal reasons.
It is unquestionable the importance of IFI in Spanish movie industry. Along its life (from 1949 to 1982) it produced 3.14% out of 3.245 features films made in Spain and 13.70 of those made in Catalunya.. By the other hand, an besides of theatre autor, director and manager, Iquino was a complete filmmaker. Although his name was not always in the film credits, it is confirmed his participation to the majority of scripts, photography, set design and cutting.
After his quick apprenticeship in Campa/CIFESA, where he was praised by his work capacity and his quick shootings, Iquino lived his best creative period in Emisora Films. In IFI he showed his ambitions in the first years but, after 1962, he looked almost always for profits. Finally, the producer killed the director.
Vila Fernández, Anna Maria. "El teatre català a Tarragona en la segona meitat del segle XIX (1864-1880)." Tesi doctoral, Universitat Rovira i Virgili, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/380035.
Full textLa tesis es una descripción rigurosa de la vida escénica de la ciudad de Tarragona durante el periodo comprendido entre los años 1864 y 1880. De manera más concreta, pone especial atención a las manifestaciones del teatro catalán partiendo de una aproximación poliédrica al fenómeno del espectáculo. En este sentido, se aleja de una visión centrada exclusivamente en el dramaturgo/texto y su contexto histórico y literario y analiza, además, los espacios que ampararon los espectáculos, así como los intérpretes que les dieron vida. La metodología seguida ha sido, más allá de la investigación en fondos históricos, bibliotecas y otros centros de documentación, el vaciado sistemático de los fondos hemerográficos locales, material básico en el capítulo dedicado al análisis de la cartelera. El objetivo principal que perseguimos es ubicar la realidad teatral decimonónica de Tarragona dentro de la realidad teatral del conjunto del área catalanohablante, i entender cómo se recibieron y asimilaron diferentes cambios en la dinámica espectacular del siglo XIX. A diferencia del resto de ámbitos estudiados, el periodo temporal del análisis de la cartelera está restringido a propósito. Profundiza en uno de los estadios más significativos del proceso por el cual los escritores y, en especial, los dramaturgos, asumieron que el catalán no solo era lengua de tribu, sino que también era lengua de polis. Así, a partir de la década de los 60 y con el detonante del éxito de Frederic Soler en los teatros de verano del Barcelona (1864), se superó el estadio del sainete hacia formas dramáticas de más envergadura y se consolidó una cultura popular en catalán. En definitiva, esta tesis es una contribución al estudio de la escena decimonónica catalana que parte de este estadio concreto y de una perspectiva local, y que se amplía a lo largo del siglo y el territorio.
This thesis is an accurate description of the theatrical life in Tarragona between 1964 and 1880. More specifically, it focuses on the Catalan dramatic performances starting from a polyhedric approach to the artistic event. Accordingly, our vision is not centred exclusively on the playwright/play and its historical and literary context, but also analyses the spaces in which they were performed and the performers who brought them to life. The methodology followed for the study, beyond the research on historical collections, libraries and other documentation centres, has been the systematic extraction of the local newspaper archives, fundamental data in the chapter regarding the billboard analysis. The major objective of this study is to place the Tarragona’s nineteenth-century theatrical life within the context of the theatrical life in the whole Catalan-speaking area and understand how different changes on the performing arts during this period were received and assimilated. In contrast with the rest of the studied subjects, the billboard analysis covers a deliberately limited period of time. This part goes more deeply into the phase of the process in which the writers, and particularly the playwrights, assumed the fact that the Catalan language was not just language of the tribe but also city language, in the words of Joaquim Mallafrè. Thus, since the 1860s and alongside the tipping point of Frederic Soler’s success in the Passeig de Gràcia summer theatres (1864), the sainet stage is left behind for higher dramatic forms (BACARDIT I GIBERT 2003: 108) and a folk culture in Catalan language is consolidated.
Piccione, Caterina. "Être un autre : l'idée de personnage dans l’oeuvre de Luigi Pirandello, de Carmelo Bene et du Teatro delle Albe." Thesis, Tours, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019TOUR2001.
Full textThe philosophy of character looks at the identity through the mirror of the alterity. Considering the history of the ideas of vision, presence, representation and mimesis, it is possible to describe the expenence as a theatre. The world’s theatre concerns, at the same time, the Dionysian “one”, complete ecstatic fusion, and the Apollonian “two”, consciousness of the representation.“Being someone else” is an expression that aims to resume the central role of characters in the subjectivity’s formation. Since it is a paradoxical mix of βίος and Ζωή’, the character contains several possible lives. Therefore, it is an important element in processes of subjectivation: it shows an idea of life which develops in a body, in a certain space and time, but which also expands in infinity.The ontological characterisation of character, in Pirandello’s theatre, is related to the reflexion on the character that everybody has to wear in the world’s theatre. Because life doesn’t coincide onty wil.h onc form of individuation, there’s always a rupture between the Self-perception and Others perception. The rupture can be solved, in pirandellian conception, when the subject abandons his own identity, in order to fuse with the nature. This perspective is radicalized in Carmelo Bene’s theatre: his processes of de-subjectivation are essentially an oblivion of the individuation. The Teatro delle Albe gets across the desert of subject and object opened by CB, inheriting bis work on the chasm of the voice. Nevertheless, in the company poetics, there is the possibility to think the subjectivity according to new borders and new desires
La filosofia del personaggio pensa l’identità attraverso lo specchio dell’alterità. Alla luce della storia delle idee di visione, presenza, rappresentazione e mimesi, si delinea una teatralità dell’esperienza al limite fra l’uno dionisiaco, totalità della fusione estatica, e il due apollineo, percezione della scissione rappresentata. “Essere un altro” è un’espressione che intende riassumere il ruolo centrale del teatro nella genesi della soggettività. Intreccio paradossale di βίος e ζωή, il personaggio è un ricettacolo di vite possibili e si rivela, perciò, una figura decisiva nei processi di soggettivazione. Esso racchiude un’idea di vita che si sviluppa in un corpo, in uno spazio e in un tempo, che sono, al contempo, puntuali ed infiniti
Molina, Ordóñez Emilio. "La transformación digital y su impacto en la industria cinematográfica: el caso de las producciones estereoscópicas." Doctoral thesis, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, 2013. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/120175.
Full textThe digital transformation is a phenomenon of radical importance to which vast majority of the today’s society is involved, through the individual changes of both social and professionals practices, due to the unique process of the digitalization, in terms of new tools and the data replacement and adoption, and through the updated procedure techniques based on the analog domain facing its transition toward the digital domain. This is a disruptive phenomenon that causes a great impact on the sustained technologies of the past, which replaces substantially, in order to adopt others generated by means of the digitalization. In the case of media, this transformation is produced by the development of new technologies applied to the production, distribution and digital exhibition. Furthermore, this is an irreversible process addressed in a single direction that replaces the existing technologies and stimulates the expectations of new future.
Cabeza, Gutés Elisabet. "Indis, cowboys i mestresses de casa. Construcció i deconstrucció d'arquetips del somni americà al western i melodrama de Hollywood dels anys 50." Doctoral thesis, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/377755.
Full textThe doctoral thesis Indians, Cowboys and Housewives. Construction and Deconstruction of Archetypes of the American Dream in the Hollywood Western and Melodrama of the Fifties takes the cinema classics that have established the canon for the two genres quoted in the title to study how they operate in relation to a concept that, despite its geographical and historical specificity has achieved universal status. The research focuses on how American cinema has created these archetypes while questioning them in a context such as the 1950 in which the image of the United States as a powerful and self-satisfied country has its counterpoint in the film industry. The films mirror the economic boom and the tensions in class differences that this triggers as well as the end to the optimism generated by the victory in the Second World War that the start of the Cold War brings. The thesis analyzises how the Hollywood western and melodrama of the 50s, build and subtlety question the epic of national construction. Of each genre, the research focuses on a film and filmaker: The Searchers (1956), by John Ford, and All That Heaven Allows (1955), by Douglas Sirk. And from them its studies the archetypes of indians, cowboys and housewives quoted in the title.
Ginesta, Portet Xavier. "Les Tecnologies de la Informació i la Comunicació i l'esport: una anàlisi de la Primera Divisió espanyola de futbol (2006-2008)." Doctoral thesis, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, 2009. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/4214.
Full textThe PhD thesis "Information and Communication Technologies and Sport: An analysis of the Spanish football First Division (2006-2008)" is a descriptive research which its objective is to explore the changes that sport has, above all in the Spanish football first division, with the incorporation of ICT in the relations among the stakeholders which participate on it: sport organizations (clubs, PLC or official organizations), commercial sport organizations, media, fans, sportsmen and sportswomen and, finally, the Administration. Besides, this research analyses whether these organizations use the potentialities of ICT to expand internationally their brands, above all, using the own media these organizations have been able to create (web, radio, television) and where they achieve a multimedia integration. This research also insists in analyse whether although ICT generate new ways of income for sport organizations, these organizations have not been able to avoid television dependency. The sample for this research has been typological and it contains the most important Spanish football official organizations (Spanish Football Royal Federation and the Professional National Football League), the Catalan one (Catalan Football Federation), the clubs and PLC from the Spanish First Division that took part in the UEFA Champions League between 2004 and 2008 (Real Madrid, FC Barcelona, València CF, Sevilla FC, Real Betis, RC Deportivo de la Coruña, Vila-real CF and CA Osasuna), the Athletic Club de Bilbao and RCD Espanyol -the fist one, because its national component, and the second one because it is the second football club of Catalonia- and, finally, to study fan organizations the research presents a case study of FC Barcelona fan clubs: Almogàvers, Sang Culé, PBB Meritxell and Dracs 1991.
Longhi, Ludovico. "Radici culturali della comicità di Alberto Sordi: ipotesi d’approccio biografico 1920-1954." Doctoral thesis, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, 2011. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/287906.
Full textStange, Hanna. "Dans - ”Så mycket mer än bara nåt fjantigt” : Dans utifrån ett lärarperspektiv i ämnet Idrott och hälsa." Thesis, Karlstads universitet, Fakulteten för humaniora och samhällsvetenskap (from 2013), 2021. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:kau:diva-85962.
Full textPrevious studies have shown that dance has a positive impact on the individual's health. Despite this, dance is given a limited space in the school subject sports and health. The purpose of this study is to investigate the subject sports and health in grades 7–9 from a teacher perspective with a focus on the lesson element dance. The study is based on a qualitative approach and consists of digital semi-structured interviews. The sample consisted of 6 sports teachers with valid identification who work in high school with grades 7-9. The sample consisted of a 50/50 gender distribution. During the interviews, the participants got to reflect and discuss the dance part in the subject of sports and health. They shared their own experiences and thoughts that were relevant to the study. The result was able to state that the dance part works well according to the participants, even though in some cases there is a more negative attitude to the dance. Two major challenges that were highlighted by most participants include the attitude / attitude towards dance and the impact of the Corona pandemic on dance instruction. At present, the dance element is a knowledge requirement in teaching and can have a great impact on students' grades both positively and negatively. In 2022, this will change, which has aroused the thoughts of some participants. The dance is seen as a fun activity that is "so much more than just something silly" which can also be used outside of school. The gender reflections on dance show that the participants experience girls more often rise in grades while the boys' grades can be lowered a lot. This may be partly because the boys have a more negative attitude to the dance. The different themes of the result can be linked to each other, which shows that many different parts can affect the dance part in sports and health.