This comparative study examines the strategies of re-politicization and socialization employed in contemporary Argentine film and theatre produced in the wake of the 1976-83 dictatorship. It focuses on the socio-political facets of performance across a range of films and dramatic compositions.
This comparative study examines the strategies of re-politicization and socialization employed in contemporary Argentine film and theatre produced in the wake of the 1976-83 dictatorship. It focuses on the socio-political facets of performance across a range of films and dramatic compositions. The book highlights the manner in which the trope of performance represents the place in which film and theatre experiment with generic and mediatic hybridization.
Each chapter takes as its point of departure a series of politically motivated appropriations made by cinema and theatre from neighboring genres/media. In each case, genre is shown to take on the role of mediator between competing aesthetic forms: between aesthetics and politics; aesthetic performance and social performance; reality and fiction; postmodern heterogeneity and an increasingly present modern anxiety regarding the perceived need to preserveartistic purity/autonomy, thus restoring what is specific to theatre and cinema’s type of communication.
Philippa Page has managed the cultural programme at the Maison de l’Argentine in the Cité Internationale Universitaire, Paris and continues to research in the field of Argentine performance studies.
This comparative study examines the strategies of re-politicization and socialization employed in contemporary Argentine film and theatre produced in the wake of the 1976-83 dictatorship. It focuses on the socio-political facets of performance across a range of films and dramatic compositions. The book highlights the manner in which the trope of performance represents the place in which film and theatre experiment with generic and mediatic hybridization.
Each chapter takes as its point of departure a series of politically motivated appropriations made by cinema and theatre from neighboring genres/media. In each case, genre is shown to take on the role of mediator between competing aesthetic forms: between aesthetics and politics; aesthetic performance and social performance; reality and fiction; postmodern heterogeneity and an increasingly present modern anxiety regarding the perceived need to preserveartistic purity/autonomy, thus restoring what is specific to theatre and cinema’s type of communication.
Philippa Page has managed the cultural programme at the Maison de l’Argentine in the Cité Internationale Universitaire, Paris and continues to research in the field of Argentine performance studies.
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Innehållsförteckning
Introduction’Theatre[s] of Cruelty’ and Politics of Performance in the Work of ’Teatrista’ Eduardo Pavlovsky and Filmmaker Fernando E. Solanas
De-mythifying the Postmodern ’Opium of the People’: Theatre and Cinema Versus Television
’Metáforas del Fracaso’ or ’A Family Romance’? Resuscitating Aesthetic Lineages
Biodramas/Biography/Biopolitics: Projects of ’Convivencia in New Argentine Cinema and Theatre
Conclusion
Filmography
Bibliography
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Språk Engelska ● Formatera PDF ● Sidor 198 ● ISBN 9781782040064 ● Filstorlek 36.3 MB ● Utgivare Boydell & Brewer Ltd ● Stad Woodbridge ● Land GB ● Publicerad 2011 ● Nedladdningsbara 24 månader ● Valuta EUR ● ID 8379537 ● Kopieringsskydd Adobe DRM
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