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Journal articles on the topic "Teatre (Gènere literari)"
Sales Baviera, Joana. "Sis peces teatrals reaparegudes del teatre valencià." SCRIPTA. Revista Internacional de Literatura i Cultura Medieval i Moderna 17 (May 31, 2021): 187. http://dx.doi.org/10.7203/scripta.17.20910.
Full textGarcia Gázquez, Hilari. "L’herència del debat literari sobre la condició femenina en l’obra dramàtica de Francesc Palanca i Roca." SCRIPTA. Revista Internacional de Literatura i Cultura Medieval i Moderna 16 (December 13, 2020): 383. http://dx.doi.org/10.7203/scripta.16.19236.
Full textCruz, Anne J. "Women Writers of Early Modern Spain: A Feminist Overview." Caplletra. Revista Internacional de Filologia, no. 67 (October 16, 2019): 129. http://dx.doi.org/10.7203/caplletra.67.15374.
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Rosell, Nicolás Teresa. "La poètica del fracàs en l'obra de Samuel Beckett." Doctoral thesis, Universitat de Barcelona, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/393891.
Full textDespite the apparent lack of unity in Samuel Beckett’s oeuvre, its whole corpus can be seen as a consistent development of the first issues and problems that he raised, some of which were first formulated in his critical essay, Proust (1931), considered his most important aesthetic manifesto. This essay includes aspects similar to those Walter Benjamin discussed a few years later in texts such as The Storyteller or On Some Motifs in Baudelaire, in the sense that it deals with concepts like storytelling, memory and experience that question about the crisis of modernity and breaking tradition. This conceptual approach analyses a series of works by Beckett written after the Second World War that are the materials used to establish a dialogue with Benjamin’s aesthetic theory and, also, to question the ahistorical position of Beckett’s works, so widespread among critics.
Auseller, Jordi. "Das Märchenstück im zeitgenössischen Kindertheater. Die Adaption von Grimms Märchen für die Bühne." Doctoral thesis, Universitat de Barcelona, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/392678.
Full textThis dissertation deals with the children’s and youth theatre in the German-speaking field,or more accurately, with the theatre for children and adolescents; basically devoting itself to the investigation of fairy-tale theatre. Folk and fairy tale adaptations as a theatrical genre along with their aesthetic have dominated the repertory of German children’s theatre for a long time (see chapter 1) and here, therefore, they are to be discussed in detail. Authors proceed in different ways when they adapt tales into plays. While some keep strictly to the sequence of events of the original tale, others pick out single motives in order to retell the story on stage. There are also many adaptations that use motives from different stories and combine them into crossovers, and many others that show within the performance only quite a weak affinity with the original tale. Beyond that, as a result of the fairy-tale dramatization the resultant text is not a dramatic text any more, but a “hybrid” product between narrative and drama. In this regard, it doesn’t fit into the tripartite system of genres (narrative, drama, poetry) any more. To be able to understand transference moments between genres, a definition of the concepts is required. Therefore, as a preliminary framework, chapter 2 provides a definition of the concept of “drama”, as well as its differentiation to that of the basic text chosen for the adaptation: the fairy tale. It is only by gathering the formal features of genre and recognizing the essential differences between an “original” text and a scripted play that one becomes aware of the challenges adapters are confronted with while adapting the narrative text for the stage. Beyond individual creative achievements, every fairy tale stage adaptation is accompanied by a varied switching of formal conventions from opposing systems of genre which have been formed over many centuries. We clarify the key concepts of this approach through a close reading of selected texts and a discussion of specific examples. The analysis presented in chapter 3 is based on a representative historical corpus of 15 authors or author’s teams: 14 from the traditional fairy-tale model, that is, in the tradition of the 19th century children’s comedy, and one from the modern fairy tale variant. Here we focus on Friedrich Karl Waechter (1937-2005), whose modern adaptions of Grimms’ tales became influential for repertories. Our aim is to uncover what features characterize the genre of the fairy-tale play.
Rodríguez, Morales Verónica. "Globalisation in David Greig’s Theatre Space, Ethics and the Spectator." Doctoral thesis, Universitat de Barcelona, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/401097.
Full textEl objetivo principal de la presente tesis, titulada “Globalisation in David Greig’s Theatre: Space, Ethics and the Spectator”, consiste en llevar a cabo un extenso estudio monográfico de la dramaturgia de David Greig y su imbricación con el fenómeno de la globalización, poniendo un énfasis particular en cuestiones de espacio, ética y espectador. El corpus de este estudio engloba aproximadamente dos décadas, desde los años 1990 hasta el momento actual. Específicamente, las obras estudiadas en relación al tema delineado son Europe (1994), One Way Street (1995) [ambas en la parte titulada “Europe Plays”], The Architect (1996), The Cosmonaut’s Last Message to the Woman He Once Loved in the Former Soviet Union (1999) [ambas en la parte titulada “Vertical Plays”], Outlying Islands (2002), San Diego (2003) [ambas en la parte titulada “Bird Plays”], The American Pilot (2005), Damascus (2007) [ambas en la parte titulada “Encounter Plays”], Fragile (2011) y The Events (2013) [ambas en la parte titulada “Here Plays”]. Tras introducir la globalización de la mano de David Harvey, Zygmunt Bauman y Jean-Luc Nancy, el marco teórico-metodológico se centra en posicionar el trabajo de Greig en el contexto del teatro británico contemporáneo de corte político a través de la utilización de enfoques crítico-teóricos provenientes tanto de corrientes éticas (Emmanuel Levinas, Judith Butler) y estéticas (Nicolas Bourriaud, Claire Bishop, Jacques Rancière) como de estudios de afecto (Gilles Delleuze) que permiten enmarcar de un modo adecuado la forma dañada y porosa que revelan las obras de Greig. Se trata no tan solo de explicar la entrada del mundo real en las obras, lo cual provoca rupturas en su forma, sino también de examinar y explicar la retroalimentación que se produce entre el mundo, el dramaturgo, la obra, el espectador y, de nuevo, el mundo, en un movimiento afectivo circular que puede, potencialmente, conducir a la creación de ese mundo en el sentido que le da Nancy. La conclusión principal del trabajo apunta a que el teatro de Greig responde a la realidad de la globalización mediante complejas articulaciones del espacio que subrayan cuestiones éticas, dado que sugieren continuamente al espectador la profunda interconexión que nos une y nos hace corresponsables.
Gilabert, Gaston. "El arte dramático de Bances Candamo. Poesía y música en las comedias del ocaso del Siglo de Oro." Doctoral thesis, Universitat de Barcelona, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/286632.
Full textBances Candamo is to be found at a key inflection point for the history of literature and drama, between the baroque and the neoclassical poetry periods. The analysis of the music in his plays allows us to observe, from a privileged point of view, the evolution of some of the acoustic techniques that were being used during the Spanish Golden Age, and which by the end of the XVIIth Century had reached a point at which hyperbolic baroque style sought the collapse of the ear. In Bances' plays we can notice how the legacy is transformed and how the new concerns present themselves, especially those coming from the court of the Sun King, which will be permanently established during the kingdom of Philip V. It is important to note that these already had its antecedents during the regency of Marie Louise of Orléans, Charles II's first wife, coinciding with Bances Candamo's status as royal playwright. This doctoral thesis delves on the drama of the ultimate playwright of the Spanish Golden Age Theatre, also author of the last essay on dramatic theory. Being one of Calderón de la Barca's disciples, he takes the musical ingredient to the limit both in terms of quantity and of aesthetic means, and it is one of the main figures of the controversy over the morality of the theatre. His Teatro de los teatros is an outstanding piece of evidence on this respect. From this essay and his comedias, this thesis analyses the vocal music, the instrumental music and the dramatic dances from an innovative perspective, which allows us to revisit the classic categories and shed some light on the poetic-musical methods that had been forgotten by the philological and musicological criticism at this time, not concerning Bances nor any other playwright of the Spanish Golden Age to whom many aspects of this thesis apply.