Beckettovy dramatické experimenty - AAA300707
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OBJECTIVES
Samuel Beckett?s plays are characterised by a constant experimentation with dramatic forms, together with an exploration of the limits of the medium used for a particular piece. The course focuses primarily on the ways in which meaning gets created in this context: textual analysis will always go hand-in-hand with an examination of the performative aspects of the play-text and the specific forms of dramatic communication utilised. The material consists both of stage and radio plays, a number of which will be presented on the video or in audio form. The numerous themes to discuss include suffering, old age, dissolution of the human subject, harmonious expression of emptiness, the torturing gaze of the society and, last but not least, humour. MATERIAL I. Happy Days II. All That Fall III. Krapp?s Last Tape IV. Words and Music V. Cascando VI. Not I VII. That Time VIII. Footfalls IX. Ohio Impromptu X. Catastrophe XI. What Where* ASSESSMENT Active participation in debates, an in-class presentation and a final essay (min. length 7 pp). Poslední úprava: UAAZNOJE (13.09.2004)
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