The second birth of theatre : performances of Anglo-Saxon monks
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書誌事項
The second birth of theatre : performances of Anglo-Saxon monks
（Interdisciplinary studies in performance : historical narratives, theater, public life / edited by Mirosław Kocur, v. 8）
Peter Lang Edition, c2017
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注記
Includes bibliographical references (p. 201-218) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This book presents a new approach to early English theatre by exposing a genuine relationship between monastic performances and theatricality. It argues that modern theatre was reinvented in Anglo-Saxon monasteries by monks who were required to transform themselves by disciplining their bodies and performing complex religious acts. After extensively surveying the monastic and liturgical sources of theatre the author reconstructs the XII-century staging of the Anglo-Norman "Ordo representacionis Ade" and demonstrates the fundamental incongruity between the ancient and Christian performativity. On a more personal note he concludes with comments on references to the monastic rule in "Performer", a programmatic text by Jerzy Grotowski.
目次
Caedmon - Monk as performer - Anglo-Saxon liturgy - Regularis Concordia - Monasticism - Body performances - Church and theatre - Medieval theatre - Transubstantiation - Mass - Christian performing arts - Performativity - Quem quaeritis - Ordo Representacionis Ade - Jerzy Grotowski
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