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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Drama decrouxiano: uma forma dramática para uma escritura mímica

Silva, Débora Conceição Moreira da January 2011 (has links)
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Le Corps qui pense, l'esprit qui danse - l'acteur dans sa quête de l'unité perdue / The Thinking Body, the Dancing Mind - the Actor in his Quest for the Lost Unity

Alaniz, Sirlei 13 October 2014 (has links)
Cette étude aborde le thème de la quête de vérité menée par l’acteur. Partant du « paradoxe de l’acteur » qui met en lumière la tension qui se joue entre Forme et Spontanéité, ainsi que sa difficulté à être simultanément artiste et œuvre d’art. Or une recherche comparative sur le théâtre Occidental/Oriental, et d’autres sources telles que les pensées de Georges Gurdjieff et de François Delsarte nous ont conduit à considérer le travail du comédien d’un point de vue trinitaire, en prenant en compte les trois éléments essentiels que sont son corps, son émotion et son esprit. La quête de vérité que mène l’acteur tout au long de sa vie doit s’enraciner dans une compréhension de sa propre nature trinitaire et d’un éventuel manque d’harmonie qui peut résulter dans des comportements automatiques et stéréotypés. Cette vision nous a servi de base pour mener une étude de la pensée de certains grands réformateurs du théâtre du XXe siècle. Ainsi, les méthodes de Jerzy Grotowski et d’Etienne Decroux sont analysées à partir des approches de l’organicité et de l'artificialité selon la perspective de Grotowski. Notre but est de trouver une possible complémentarité entre les travaux de ces deux investigateurs, dans la quête de l’équilibre du trinôme corps-émotion-esprit. Finalement, l’acteur doit cultiver simultanément ses trois centres pour unifier le créateur, l’artisan et la matière de son œuvre, et retrouver ainsi sa vraie Présence sur scène. / This study begins with the actor’s quest for truth. Starting from the « actor’s paradox » which shines light on the tension that plays between Form and Spontaneity, and the difficulty of being simultaneously artist and work of art. A comparative research of Occidental/Oriental theatre, and other sources such as the thoughts of George Gurdjieff and François Delsarte led us to consider the work of the actor from the point of Trinitarian view, taking into account the three essential elements that are his body, his emotion and his mind. The quest for the truth that drives the actor has to begin with the comprehension of his own nature of this human trinity; before the understanding of its fragmentation, that is, the lack of harmony that can exist between these three principle functions and the danger of falling into automatic and stereotypic behaviors and reactions. This study allows us to observe the thought of certain great theatre reformers of the 20th century. Therefore, methods of Jerzy Grotowski and Etienne Decroux are analyzed using approaches of organicity and artificiality from the perspective of Grotowski. Our objective is to find a possible complementarity between the works of these two researchers in the quest for balance of the trinity body/emotion/intellect. Finally, the actor must simultaneously cultivate the three centers in order to unify the creator, the artisan and the matter of his work, and find his true presence on stage.
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Repetir e sentir: mimo corpóreo, treinamento e subjetividade / Repeat and feel: Mime Corporeal, training and subjectivity

Seixas, Victor Paulo de 19 October 2016 (has links)
Esta pesquisa teórico-prática parte da análise da técnica do Mimo Corpóreo buscando procedimentos para auxiliar a sua aplicação na criação cênica e na formação de atores e mimos. Este estudo é influenciado pelo conceito de paralelismo1 proposto pelo filósofo Holandês Baruch de Espinosa onde a mente e corpo não apresentam uma relação causal, e sim uma relação de reciprocidade, esse princípio também serve como poética para a execução da parte prática da pesquisa. Espinosa indo contra a tradição dualista propõe em sua doutrina filosófica uma união substancial entre corpo e mente, os dois são a mesma substância se manifestando em modos2 distintos agindo juntos pelo paralelismo. Levamos essa indicação para o processo de treinamento: mente e corpo trabalhando juntos sem relação hierárquica. Levantamos reflexões sobre a prática do Mimo Corpóreo na formação de atores e mimos e para a criação cênica, estudando a questão da repetição dos exercícios dentro do treinamento corporal. Propomos também uma organização de procedimentos da técnica e uma análise de sua parte conceitual. Realizando um exercício cênico inspirado nos elementos da doutrina filosófica de Espinosa, que será apresentado junto com a conclusão. Desta forma, procuramos fomentar a reflexão sobre o legado do ensino do Mimo Corpóreo e as suas possíveis aplicações também a outros processos criativos e de formação dentro das artes cênicas. / This is a practical/theoretical research, starting from the analysis of Corporeal Mime technique, seeking for procedures to be used in scenic creation and training processes for actors and mimes. This study is influenced by the concept of parallelism proposed by the Dutch philosopher Baruch Spinoza, where the mind and body do not have a causal relationship, but a relationship of reciprocity, this principle also comes as poetic element on the practical part of this research. Spinoza against the dualist tradition propose in his philosophical doctrine a substantial union between body and mind. The two here are the same substance manifesting in different ways, and acting together within the parallelism. We bring this statement to the training process: mind (subjectivity) and body (form) working together with no hierarchical relationship. Raising some questions about the practice of the Corporeal Mime training applied for actors, mimes and the scenic creation, by the study the repetition issue on the in body training exercises, we also propose an organization of technical procedures and analysis of the conceptual part. Building a scenic exercise inspired in Spinoza\"s philosophical doctrine, which will be show together with the conclusion. In this way, we are looking here to promote the debate on the legacy of Corporeal Mime teaching, by proposing some possible applications on creative processes and actor/dancing training in the performing arts.
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Repetir e sentir: mimo corpóreo, treinamento e subjetividade / Repeat and feel: Mime Corporeal, training and subjectivity

Victor Paulo de Seixas 19 October 2016 (has links)
Esta pesquisa teórico-prática parte da análise da técnica do Mimo Corpóreo buscando procedimentos para auxiliar a sua aplicação na criação cênica e na formação de atores e mimos. Este estudo é influenciado pelo conceito de paralelismo1 proposto pelo filósofo Holandês Baruch de Espinosa onde a mente e corpo não apresentam uma relação causal, e sim uma relação de reciprocidade, esse princípio também serve como poética para a execução da parte prática da pesquisa. Espinosa indo contra a tradição dualista propõe em sua doutrina filosófica uma união substancial entre corpo e mente, os dois são a mesma substância se manifestando em modos2 distintos agindo juntos pelo paralelismo. Levamos essa indicação para o processo de treinamento: mente e corpo trabalhando juntos sem relação hierárquica. Levantamos reflexões sobre a prática do Mimo Corpóreo na formação de atores e mimos e para a criação cênica, estudando a questão da repetição dos exercícios dentro do treinamento corporal. Propomos também uma organização de procedimentos da técnica e uma análise de sua parte conceitual. Realizando um exercício cênico inspirado nos elementos da doutrina filosófica de Espinosa, que será apresentado junto com a conclusão. Desta forma, procuramos fomentar a reflexão sobre o legado do ensino do Mimo Corpóreo e as suas possíveis aplicações também a outros processos criativos e de formação dentro das artes cênicas. / This is a practical/theoretical research, starting from the analysis of Corporeal Mime technique, seeking for procedures to be used in scenic creation and training processes for actors and mimes. This study is influenced by the concept of parallelism proposed by the Dutch philosopher Baruch Spinoza, where the mind and body do not have a causal relationship, but a relationship of reciprocity, this principle also comes as poetic element on the practical part of this research. Spinoza against the dualist tradition propose in his philosophical doctrine a substantial union between body and mind. The two here are the same substance manifesting in different ways, and acting together within the parallelism. We bring this statement to the training process: mind (subjectivity) and body (form) working together with no hierarchical relationship. Raising some questions about the practice of the Corporeal Mime training applied for actors, mimes and the scenic creation, by the study the repetition issue on the in body training exercises, we also propose an organization of technical procedures and analysis of the conceptual part. Building a scenic exercise inspired in Spinoza\"s philosophical doctrine, which will be show together with the conclusion. In this way, we are looking here to promote the debate on the legacy of Corporeal Mime teaching, by proposing some possible applications on creative processes and actor/dancing training in the performing arts.
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The Neutral Mask: its position in Western actor training, and its application to the creative processes of the actor

Arrighi, Gillian Anne January 2003 (has links)
This dissertation begins with a discussion of the rediscovery and rehabilitation of masks as tools of performance and pedagogy in Western theatre over the past century, considering the work of various theorists, directors, teachers and performers in whose work the mask occupies a significant position. Discussion then focuses on the development of the neutral mask as an object and as a paradigm of pedagogy for the actor over the past eighty years and undertakes a comparative investigation of the concept of neutrality as a performant state. The discussion takes in the teaching of Jacques Copeau, Etienne Decroux and Jacques Lecoq, and extends to the theories of Eugenio Barba, considering the possible parallels between Barba's 'pre-expressive' state and the state of neutrality which the mask assists to develop in the actor. The dissertation further proposes that the term 'performative liminality' is an appropriate term to adopt for this performant state, and makes this proposal with reference to the theories of anthropologist Victor Turner regarding the liminal state. The practice-as-research component of the project sought to investigate and document the various uses of the neutral mask and its application to the creative processes of the actor, and aimed to provide qualitative analysis and evaluation of the neutral mask when used in a developmental workshop environment. The dissertation contains a full account of the practice component of the project and details the processes used to investigate the neutral mask, offering analysis drawn from the inside experiences of the actors and the outside observations of the researcher. Within that analysis is a consideration of the neutral mask as a tool for developing the scenic presence of the actor. / Masters Thesis
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Étienne Decroux (1898-1991): "Portrét mima jako sochaře". Zobrazení těla průsečíku scénického a výtvarného umění / Étienne Decroux (1898-1991): "The Portrait of a Mime as a Sculptor". The Portrayal of a Body at the Intersection of Scenic and Fine Arts

Kolářová, Petra January 2015 (has links)
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