On the Origins of Theater

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On the Origins of Theater

Author: Kocur, Miroslaw (author)

Statement of Responsibility: Miroslaw Kocur ; translated by David Malcom

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Year: 2016

Publisher: Frankfurt, Peter Lang GmbH, Internationaler Verlag der Wissenschaften

Series: Interdisciplinary studies in performance; Vol. 4

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This book presents an interdisciplinary investigation into the emergence of the actor and theater. Scholarship helps us to realize how we have evolved to who we are today and to understand the transformative power of performance. The author proposes to boost and advance theater studies by reviewing new research in anthropology, archaeology, paleoanthropology, classics, ethnography, physics, cognitive science, neuroscience, theater anthropology and performance studies. Referring to his fieldwork in Bali and Tibet, and to his professional experience in theater, the author explains the role of bipedality, toolmaking and trance in the evolution of the performer, examines the performativity of space and writing, and argues that ancient culture emerged from dance.

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Author: Kocur, Miroslaw (author)

Statement of Responsibility: Miroslaw Kocur ; translated by David Malcom

Medium identifier: SKI

Year: 2016

Publisher: Frankfurt, Peter Lang GmbH, Internationaler Verlag der Wissenschaften

Works included: Introduction: Cultural practices on Bali / Chapter 1: On the origins of the performer / Chapter 2: Paleo performances, Chapter 3: On the origins of the theatre structures / Chapter 4: The theater of writing / Chapter 5: Dance as a source of drama / Conclusion: Source performances in the time of globalization

E-Medium: Elektronische Ressource: Zugang beim Produzenten

Classification: Id, Ie

ISBN: 978-3-631-66570-1

ISBN (2nd): 3-631-66570-9

Description: 1 Online-Ressource (340 pages)

Series: Interdisciplinary studies in performance; Vol. 4

Tags: Theater; Interdisziplinarität; Theatergeschichte; Dramaturgie; SchauspielerInnen; Tanzgeschichte; Anthropologie

Participating parties: Malcolm, David (translator)

Language: Englisch

Media group: E-Book