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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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Viagem Inacabada: Goethe e Os Anos de Aprendizado de Wilhelm Meister

Machado, Vinicius Gomes [UNIFESP] 11 1900 (has links) (PDF)
Submitted by Andrea Hayashi (deachan@gmail.com) on 2016-06-28T13:57:50Z No. of bitstreams: 1 dissertacao-vinicius-gomes-machado.pdf: 1362231 bytes, checksum: 97e1ca62a69e85d83fd12c03a90b5812 (MD5) / Approved for entry into archive by Andrea Hayashi (deachan@gmail.com) on 2016-06-28T13:59:09Z (GMT) No. of bitstreams: 1 dissertacao-vinicius-gomes-machado.pdf: 1362231 bytes, checksum: 97e1ca62a69e85d83fd12c03a90b5812 (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2016-06-28T13:59:10Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 dissertacao-vinicius-gomes-machado.pdf: 1362231 bytes, checksum: 97e1ca62a69e85d83fd12c03a90b5812 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2012-11 / Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES) / O presente trabalho tem por objetivo apresentar uma leitura crítico-filosófica da obra Os Anos de Aprendizado de Wilhelm Meister de Goethe. Apresenta o debate estético-teatral em torno da criação de uma identidade nacional contra a influência da cultura francesa e a recepção da obra de Shakespeare como modelo a ser seguido pelos artistas alemães. Na obra de Goethe está a questão central da formação e da vocação do ator-protagonista Wilhelm Meister que abandona o lar burguês para realizar uma viagem iniciática em busca de autoconhecimento e auto-aperfeiçoamento. Neste contexto, são abordados conceitos como Bildung, Aufklärung, autonomia, heteronomia e educação enquanto conceitos interpretativos. / The work presents a critical-philosophical reading of the work The Years of Learning Wilhelm Meister of Goethe. Presents a discussion theatrical-aesthetic around the creation of a national identity against the influence of French culture and the reception of Shakespeare's work as a model to be followed by German artists. In the work of Goethe's is the central question about the formation and vocation of the actorprotagonist Wilhelm Meister leaving the bourgeois home to conduct an initiation journey in search of self-knowledge and self-improvement. In this context, concepts are addressed as Bildung, Enlightment, autonomy, heteronomy and education as compreentions concepts.
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Devant l’illisibilité du corps malade : le Woyzeck de Büchner, sur scène et sous observation

Bernier, Camille 08 1900 (has links)
Si un texte ne peut être blessé comme l’est un corps, une lecture peut effectivement avoir cet effet blessant qui se porte sur le corps textuel, et sur celui de la personne qui lit. Le remède s’incarnera autant dans la langue que dans l’attention – comme prélude, et forme de soin – portée à l’humain. Le théâtre et ses scènes sont depuis longtemps le lieu où est accomplie la guérison, à l’aide du langage et des gestes : lieux où les regards médical et littéraire mettent en œuvre leurs méthodes interprétatives respectives. À partir du personnage Woyzeck dans la pièce éponyme (1836) de Georg Büchner, seront comparées ces perspectives de lecture en contexte de soin. Woyzeck, lui-même un patient, vu les troubles indicibles qui l’animent, devient malgré lui la scène d’expérimentations médicales et de jeux de pouvoir qui le rendent de plus en plus « illisible », à lui-même et à qui le lit. Le présent travail est consacré au rôle du lectorat dans le processus herméneutique et sur la valeur que sa résistance à une interprétation pathologisante – qui ne cherche pas de symptômes dans le texte – peut apporter au récit, et au remède. La forme même de la pièce fragmentaire rapproche la position de Woyzeck de celle du lectorat, condamnant ce dernier à errer d’une scène à l’autre, comme le personnage accablé de visions insensées. À chaque lecture le choix s’impose soit de faire avec l’incomplétude du texte, posture nécessaire à l’interprétation littéraire, ou d’en diagnostiquer les absences. Au premier chapitre, il est question du lien opéré par le corps malade comme médium premier qui relie les domaines médicaux et théâtraux : un survol historique de ce rapport vient le complexifier par l’exemple. Au deuxième chapitre, le corps malade et la scène sont considérés ensemble comme lieu de savoir, et le corps défini selon ce que ce lieu permet comme limites et possibilités. Enfin, le troisième chapitre expose l’exercice d’une lecture non-pathologique du cas Woyzeck – le personnage, le texte, les mises en scènes – afin de composer une interprétation qui prenne en compte les multiples langages inhérents au texte. L'hermétisme apparent de la pièce y est excavé en procédant depuis plusieurs perspectives. L’approche intermédiale qui sous-tend cette analyse, à travers la relation du théâtre avec le remède, permet d’éclairer la profondeur de l’influence de la pièce de Büchner sur l’histoire du théâtre, et de la lecture. / If a text cannot be injured as can the body, reading can effectively have an injurious effect that is carried by the text, and by the person who reads it. Its remedy is embodied as much in the language as in the attention – as a prelude, and form of care – carried to the human. Theatre and its stages have long been places of healing, through language and gesture: a place where medical and literary perspectives carry out their respective interpretative methods. From the character Woyzeck in Georg Büchner’s eponymous play (1836), a comparison of these reading perspectives is made in the context of care. Woyzeck, himself a patient, given his ineffable illnesses, becomes despite himself the stage of medical experiments and power games that rend him more and more unreadable, to himself and those who read him. The present study is dedicated to the role of the reader in the hermeneutic process and to the value that one’s resistance to a pathologizing interpretation – that does not look for symptoms in the text – can contribute to the story, and to the remedy. Even the fragmentary form of the play positions Woyzeck close that of the reader, condemning the latter to ramble from one scene to another, as the character who is afflicted with frantic visions. At each reading one must compose with the incompleteness of the text, a posture necessary for literary interpretation, or one must diagnose the gaps in the text. The first chapter concerns the link between the diseased body as the first medium that links the domains of medicine and theatre: a historic review of this link will complexify it through examples. In the second chapter, the diseased body and the stage are considered as a combined space of knowledge, and the body defined according to the limits and possibilities of this site. Finally, the third chapter presents a non-pathologic reading of the case of Woyzeck – the character, text, the staging – in order to compose an interpretation that considers the multiple languages inherent to the text. The apparent hermeticism of the play is excavated by proceeding from several perspectives. The intermedial approach underlying this analysis, through the relation between theatre and healing, illuminates the profound influence of the play of Büchner on the history of theatre, and of reading.
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Music, Entertainment, and the Negotiation of Ethnic Identity in Cleveland’s Neighborhood Theaters, 1914–1924

Graff, Peter 31 May 2018 (has links)
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