Hidden “dualities” in the theatrical performance as a hypothesis of guarantee of an aesthetic expectatorial belief

In the Western history of acting technique, it is possible to trace founding and constant concerns in spite of the different cultural subjects and the ethics and poetics of theater. Although the Stanislavskian tradition seemed to inaugurate the systematic speculation about the conditions of acting –...

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Autor principal: Pricco, Aldo Rubén; Universidad Nacional de Rosario
Formato: Artículo revista
Lenguaje:Español
Publicado: Universidad Nacional del Nordeste. Facultad de Humandiades. Instituto de Letras 2022
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Acceso en línea:https://revistas.unne.edu.ar/index.php/clt/article/view/5998
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topic conditions of acting
theatrical presence
aesthetic belief
body-mind unity
theatrical seduction
actoralidad
presencia escénica
creencia estética
organicidad
seducción escénica
spellingShingle conditions of acting
theatrical presence
aesthetic belief
body-mind unity
theatrical seduction
actoralidad
presencia escénica
creencia estética
organicidad
seducción escénica
Pricco, Aldo Rubén; Universidad Nacional de Rosario
Hidden “dualities” in the theatrical performance as a hypothesis of guarantee of an aesthetic expectatorial belief
topic_facet conditions of acting
theatrical presence
aesthetic belief
body-mind unity
theatrical seduction
actoralidad
presencia escénica
creencia estética
organicidad
seducción escénica
author Pricco, Aldo Rubén; Universidad Nacional de Rosario
author_facet Pricco, Aldo Rubén; Universidad Nacional de Rosario
author_sort Pricco, Aldo Rubén; Universidad Nacional de Rosario
title Hidden “dualities” in the theatrical performance as a hypothesis of guarantee of an aesthetic expectatorial belief
title_short Hidden “dualities” in the theatrical performance as a hypothesis of guarantee of an aesthetic expectatorial belief
title_full Hidden “dualities” in the theatrical performance as a hypothesis of guarantee of an aesthetic expectatorial belief
title_fullStr Hidden “dualities” in the theatrical performance as a hypothesis of guarantee of an aesthetic expectatorial belief
title_full_unstemmed Hidden “dualities” in the theatrical performance as a hypothesis of guarantee of an aesthetic expectatorial belief
title_sort hidden “dualities” in the theatrical performance as a hypothesis of guarantee of an aesthetic expectatorial belief
description In the Western history of acting technique, it is possible to trace founding and constant concerns in spite of the different cultural subjects and the ethics and poetics of theater. Although the Stanislavskian tradition seemed to inaugurate the systematic speculation about the conditions of acting –as psychophysical conditions suitable for achieving an aesthetic belief in the audience– there are data records, in a variety of forms, that prove an itinerary of reflections on the acting technique, based on a clear isotopy, from which emerges a theatrical purpose and a hypothesis about the achievement of it. That purpose consists in providing the doer with the tools to be believed, to create verisimilitude in his fictional behavior, whereas the hypothesis about how to achieve a seductive theatrical presence is based on the coincidence (whether concrete or aimed at producing an effect) between an “internal” instance and the external somatic theatrical manifestation of that “experience” of the actor-character.
publisher Universidad Nacional del Nordeste. Facultad de Humandiades. Instituto de Letras
publishDate 2022
url https://revistas.unne.edu.ar/index.php/clt/article/view/5998
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