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Philosophy as Drama: Deleuze and Dramatization in the Context of Performance Philosophy
ABSTRACT:This article draws from Gilles Deleuze’s concept of “the method of dramatization” as well as his wider engagement both with dramatic plays, to explore the idea of philosophy as drama, and indeed, with drama or dramatization as a vital new form of philosophy.
Cull, LK
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2018
Drama is a text written for performance. How do performances, which are particular and unstable, shape drama as a text? What is the relationship between the text and the performances it intends to generate? The testimonies of playwrights articulate what writing for performance means, which considerations guide the composition of such texts, and how do ...
Lior Levy
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Drama is a text written for performance. How do performances, which are particular and unstable, shape drama as a text? What is the relationship between the text and the performances it intends to generate? The testimonies of playwrights articulate what writing for performance means, which considerations guide the composition of such texts, and how do ...
Lior Levy
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The active self: Drama therapy and philosophy
Arts in Psychotherapy, 2008Abstract This article examines the relationship between drama therapy and philosophy. It outlines key debates concerning the relationship between self, personhood and philosophy. Specific themes pertinent to drama therapy are reviewed. The themes concern concepts of self and subject, the self in relation to action and role, and the concept of the ...
Phillip Jones
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The Role of Philosophy in the Development of Tragic Drama
1999Ellen J Burns, E F Kaelin
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