Theater as Metaphor

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Theater as Metaphor : edited by Elena Penskaya and Joachim Küpper

Détails bibliographiques
Collectivité auteur:	Theater as Metaphor (Autre)
Autres auteurs:	Penskaja, Elena Naumovna <1959-> (Éditeur intellectuel), Küpper, Joachim (Éditeur intellectuel)
Format:	Actes de congrès Livre
Langue:	English
Publié:	Berlin ; Boston : De Gruyter, 2019
Sujets:	Theater <Motiv> Literatur Konferenzschrift
Contenu:	16 notices
Accès en ligne:	Inhaltsverzeichnis

1. Between metaphor and cultural practices : "Theatrum" and "scena" in the german-speaking sphere before 1648

2. Chico Buarque's "Gota d'água, uma tragédia carioca" : theater as metaphor in Brazil during the military dictatorship, 1964-1985

3. The philosophical narrative as a semiotic laboratory of theatrical language : the case of Jean Paul in the context of the russion reception

4. The king as a "maker" of theater : "Le ballet de la nuit" and Louis XIV

5. The theater of the absurd and the absurdity of theater : the early plays of Beckett and Ionesco

6. Theater as metaphor in the drama of Alexander Ostrovsky

7. Theater as metaphor and guiding principle : the french anecdote tradition from the seventeenth to the nineteenth century

8. Spectacularity before the "Renaissance" of theater : visuality and self-image of the "Quattrocento" papacy

9. The conceptualization of the world as stage in Calderón and Cervantes : Christian didacticism and its ironic rebuttal

10. "Lucis an caliginis theatrum" : theatrical metaphors in the early modern "historia literaria"

11. War, peace, and territory in late eighteenth-century russian outdoor performances

12. Literal and figurative uses of the "Pícaro" : graded salience in seventeenth-century picaresque narrations

13. "Dressed for life's short comedy" : "Desengaño" and "connivere libenter" as ethical paradigms in William Shakespeare's plays

14. Theatrical metaphor and the discourse of history : Nikolai Karamzin

15. From "theatrum mundi" to theatricality

16. Theater, world history, and mythology : theatrical metaphors in Schelling's philosophy