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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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STILL LIVE / STILL LIVE

Moravanský, Tomáš Unknown Date (has links)
Intermedial, conceptual audio-visual audiovisual games built as a theater installation; tableaux vivants.
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Sémiotika divadelního prostoru / Semiotics of theater space

Krátká, Denisa January 2014 (has links)
This thesis deals with the theater as a specific aesthetic form combining visual and acoustic transmission of information within a specific communication model. Theory of theater, which is a independent and self-sufficient art department drawing on other types of art and creating unique artistic communication and experience in a particular space and time. The theater surroundigs and space, which is in the theater clearly defined and divided into zones - the stage and the auditorium. Thus adapted space affects the creation, transmission and reception of signs and require specific procedures of creative work. Particular kind of theater in this work is physical theater and dance. Through movement and dance in the theater transmits communication content in a different way. Symbolism of the body and movement in theater includes theatrical code. This system constitutes the characters and the code with which the operating theater and regulates the material which is used as theater character. At the same time determines how and under what conditions they can be combined characters and the importance attributed to these characters the audience. The empirical part contains an analysis of the performance of shadow dance group Teulis who participated in the project Czech Slovakia has talent.
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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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Hur kan fysisk teater integreras i Virtual Reality för att främja kroppsligt berättande?

Liljeberg, Johan, Bjäreborn, Anton January 2021 (has links)
Artikeln behandlar blandningen av fysisk teater och Virtual Reality(VR) och ämnar att besvara vilka fördelar kroppsligt berättande kan generera ur en digital miljö. Sammanhangen och kopplingarna leder till en diskussion hur VR som medieform kan liknas vid en teatermask som främjar kroppslig berättande. Artikeln tar också upp hur kroppen är viktig i både VR och teater samt hur gestaltningen Get Your Act Together översätter den fysiska världen till en digital plats. Avslutningsvis presenteras ett sammanhang mellan VR och teater vilket leder till en diskussion om VR:ens roll som medie i teatersammanhang. / This article deals with the mixture of physical theater and Virtual Reality(VR) and aims to answer what benefits physical storytelling can generate from a digital environment. The context and the connections leads to a discussion of how VR as a media form can be compared to a theatrical mask that promotes physical storytelling. The article also addresses how the body is important in both VR and theater and how the design “Get Your Act Together” translates the physical world into a digital place. Finally, a connection between VR and theater is presented, which leads to a discussion about VR's role as a medium in a theater context.

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