42 results on '"“fantastic realism”"'
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2. Epilogue: The Tamizdat Project of Abram Tertz
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Klots, Yasha, author
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- 2023
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3. On the 100th anniversary of the Vakhtangov Theatre in Moscow and the erecting of the Cultural Center in Vakhtangov's house in Vladikavkaz.
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Volkova, Viktoria
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CULTURAL centers ,ACTING education ,SYSTEMS development ,DRAMA schools ,ANNIVERSARIES - Abstract
This article describes the celebratory events held at the state level from 2019 to 2021 dedicated to the centenary of the Vakhtangov Theatre in Moscow. The article also stresses a special role of Yevgeni Vakhangov's home town Vladikavkaz in the history of the formation of the personality of the world famous theatre director and disciple of Konstantin Stanislavski. Vakhtangov was the best person to prove in practice the possibility of using the System in the development of many theatrical forms. Vladikavkaz is also a site where a cultural Centre will be opened in Yevgeni Vakhtangov's reconstructed birth house in fall 2022. The Moscow period of Vakhtangov's life described here emphasizes, on the one hand, the foundation of a drama studio which, by the end of Vakhtangov's life, was transformed into The Third MAT Studio, and finally into the Vakhtangov Theatre. On the other hand, the article maintains the fact that the Vakhtangov Theatre in Moscow emerged from a drama school, which, in turn, is based on the collective work of Vakhtangov and his students during their practical studies and application of Stanislavski's System in the drama studio. The results of that collective work are expressed in Vakhtangov's use of fantastic realism (based on Stanislavski's term of realism) on stage – a phenomenon he discovered while elaborating his unique method of directing. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2022
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4. Holy Saturday Between the Sublime and Beautiful: Fantastic Realism in Kristeva and Desmond's Dostoevskian Ideal
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Michael Deckard
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Fedor Dostoevsky ,Julia Kristeva ,William Desmond ,fantastic realism ,metaxu ,between-ness ,Philosophy. Psychology. Religion - Abstract
This article examines Dostoevsky's "fantastic realism," which challenges the explanation of rationalism or empiricism in the need for determinate categories fixed in nature. His use of paintings by Hans Holbein, Claude Lorrain, and Raphael in terms of the sublime and beautiful exemplify an understanding of Holy Saturday and its status between death and resurrection. Julia Kristeva's reading of Dostoevsky's melancholy as exemplifying a religious ideal and William Desmond's metaxological philosophy allows us to propose a terminology that rhymes with Dostoevskian between-ness, a conclusion that does not resolve the space between the beautiful and the sublime but remains open to the confessional enigmatic liminality that is Holy Saturday.
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- 2021
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5. On Devils and Doors: Raskolnikov’s Ontology Problem
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Carol Apollonio
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dostoevsky ,crime and punishment ,raskolnikov ,ontology ,fantastic realism ,point of view ,Slavic languages. Baltic languages. Albanian languages ,PG1-9665 - Abstract
In the novel Crime and Punishment, the shocking description of Raskolnikov’s crime and the mystery of its motivation have inspired a strong tradition of ethically-focused readings. The key to the novel’s emotional effect lies in Dostoevsky’s manipulation of point of view: from inside Raskolnikov’s head the reader sympathizes with the murder and thus is ethically complicit. The current article considers point of view as a key to ontological questions: what is the hero’s grounding in the material world? How does the reader know what actually takes place, and what might simply be a narration of the hero’s fantasies? Asking who sees Raskolnikov on his pathway to and from the murder, this close reading of key scenes calls into question basic assumptions that readers make about the world of the novel, and by extension about the world beyond the novel. Does the abused girl that Raskolnikov sees on the street after receiving his mother’s letter actually exist? Or do his thoughts about his sister’s predicament and about Sonya Marmeladova conjure her up out of thin air? Did Raskolnikov actually overhear a conversation about murdering the pawnbroker in a tavern or did he fantasize the conversation? Not only do the details of these scenes match his inner thoughts and desires; Dostoevsky’s narrator’s careful framing of them reminds the reader of other carefully constructed fictional frames in other works, such as “Peasant Marei”, where the author (with his narrator) moves inward through the deep layers of his psyche until he finds his story there. Absolutely key to this effect is the protagonist’s separation from human community: without grounding in relationship, we find ourselves in a liminal, fantastical world where in a desperate quest for company we create imaginary companions. This process culminates in the materialization of Ivan Karamazov’s devil in The Brothers Karamazov.
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- 2019
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6. „Późne lato' Johna Crowleya jako postmodernistyczna wizja procesualnej koncepcji tożsamości
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Małgorzata Gancarczyk
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urban fantasy ,fantastic realism ,john crowley ,engine summer ,Literature (General) ,PN1-6790 - Abstract
The article John Crowley’s “Engine Summer”: A Postmodern Vision of the Processual Construction of Identity analyses the eponymous novel as pivoted around the narrative’s role in constructing both individual and collective identity. Drawing from Mieke Bal’s narrative theory, as well as a number of established (such as paratextuality) and emerging theoretical concepts (Piotr Kubiński’s emersion), Gancarczyk emphasises the multifacetedness of novelistic references, including the stereotypisation of the Other and top-down control of social relationships. Furthermore, Engine Summer is interpreted here as drawing the reader’s attention to the medium itself and to the embodied text which co-creates narrative identity, allowing for its inscription and transmission—an idea literally realised in a postapocalyptic world of the novel. Finally, Gancarczyk shows how Campbell’s concept of monomyth reverberates in Crowley’s narrative, proving pivotal for the overall interpretation, indicating the active role of the medium and narrative subjectivity in constructing the meaning.
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- 2018
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7. The Ethnomental Components of F.M. Dostoevsky's Works.
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Proskuriakov, Maksim and Lanlan, Li
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RUSSIAN literature ,ORTHODOX Christianity - Abstract
Purpose of the study: The purpose of the study is to identify the originality and ideological functional status of the ethnomental component in the works of F. Dostoevsky. Methods: The work integrates a complex of modern approaches and methods, mainly focusing on the ideas and principles of the traditional, cultural and historical method, which demonstrates the general cultural, sociological, and psychological aspects of the study of Dostoevsky's literary heritage. The typological method has contributed to the literary clarification of the ethnomental components in fiction and journalism of the writer. The narratological approach is used to analyze the narrative structure of Dostoevsky's works, the correlation of the writer's and other people's speech, to identify various points of views on the problem, and to establish the ambiguity of the writer's position. The contextual analysis allowed analyzing the images of characters, first, within the local context and, second, within the macrocontext, which includes other literary sources, appropriate comparisons and build a verification model of the study. Main results: The analysis of the writer's life, his philosophy of life, sacrifices, social ambivalence, predisposition to reflection, etc. suggests the presence of certain mental foundations. The main ideas, attitudes, spiritual discoveries of the artistic worlds created by the writer are determined by the ethnomental basis of his worldview. This makes it possible to determine and understand the originality and uniqueness of Dostoevsky in the context of Russian literature. Application of the study: The conclusions of the study can serve as the basis for an accurate idea of the correlation of the writer's worldview and his work. The materials and conclusions of the study can be used in university courses on the history of Russian literature, in special courses and special seminars on the works of Dostoevsky, for term papers, graduation papers, and dissertations. The scientific novelty of the study lies in the fact that the ethnic component in the ideological and artistic system of Dostoevsky who was a Pochvennik writer (i. e. belonged to the Pochvennichestvo movement) was first considered in the context and through the prism of both the life experience of the writer himself and the general anthropological orientation of the writer as well as his understanding of human nature. This study provides not only the opportunity to analyze the ethnic identity of Russian literature but also to trace the influence of the ethnic mentality of Dostoevsky on his worldview embodied in his fiction. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2020
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8. O DIREITO E LITERATURA PELAS MARGENS: O NOVO BOOM LATINO-AMERICANO E A LITERATURA DOS SILENCIADOS.
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Karam, Henriete and Espindola, Angela
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LEGAL literature ,COMMON sense ,LEGAL education ,SOCIAL context ,LATIN American music - Abstract
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- 2020
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9. The Russian Revolution as fantastic synaesthetic event (Sigizmund Krzhizhanovskii and Vladimir Sharov).
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Emerson, Caryl
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RUSSIAN Revolution, 1917-1921 , *SYNESTHESIA , *RUSSIAN authors - Abstract
This essay introduces two experimental Russian writers, Sigizmund Krzhizhanovskii (1887–1950) from the Soviet era and Vladimir Sharov (1952–2018) from the post-Soviet period, through their depictions of the Revolution and Civil War. Both attempt to 'estrange' this horrific period by drawing on unusual sensory input – smells, for example, or textures and densities – thus allowing the reader to bypass the brute political event in favour of its 'feel'. The analysed texts include an olfactory history of the revolutionary years inspired by the composer Alexander Skriabin from Sharov's 1993 novel Before & During, and a dream-sequence involving a toad in Krzhizhanovskii's fantastic parable from 1931, 'Bridge over the Styx'. The resulting narratives are, of course, still moral and political tales, but grounded more universally. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2020
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10. García Márquez in Africa
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Janes, Regina, Bell-Villada, Gene H., book editor, and López-Calvo, Ignacio, book editor
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- 2021
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11. 'I do not believe!' as the motto of Stanislavsky and Vakhtangov. Semiotic notes on truth on the Theater Stage
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Merkoulova, Inna
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Fantastic realism ,Truth ,Theater ,Veridiction ,Theater stage - Abstract
The founder of the modern theater of the 20th century, Konstantin Stanislavsky, and his student Evgeny Vakhtangov, in rehearsals and in performances, implemented the principle: “as in life”. They believed that an actor should be on stage like a child. The latter, dropping the doll, may treat it like a wounded soldier and bandage it quite seriously. So, the actor must relate to untruth (the space of the stage). He must treat this “as if it were truth, that is, turn lies into truth” (VAKHTANGOV, 1918). We propose to consider examples of “truth theater” (school of experiencing, school of representation) through semiotic categories (veridictory modalities, engagement/disengagement), as well as through the prism of Lotman's semiotics of culture, and also ask the question what the truth on the theater stage is today.
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- 2022
12. Fantastic Realism in Pictorial Art
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Babayiğit, Ebuzer, Küçüköner, Mustafa, and NEÜ, Sosyal Bilimler Enstitüsü, Resim Anabilim Dalı
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Painting ,Fantastik ,Sanat ,Fantastic Realism ,Resim ,Fantastik Realizm ,Fantasy ,Art - Abstract
Yüksek Lisans Tezi, Fantastik konulara tarih boyunca hep ilgi olmuştur. Fantastik konu ve olaylar, hayatımızda birçok alana olduğu gibi sanata da nüfus etmiş, özellikle düşsel olanın gerçeklik algısı ile anlatımına katkı sağlamıştır. Edebiyat, mimari, müzik, sinema gibi birçok sanat dalına tesir ettiği gibi resim sanatında da etkisini göstermiştir. Resim sanatında fantastik imgelerin, konuların ve aktarım üslubunun Klasik Dönemde temellendiği söylenebilir. İlk örnekleri 15. yüzyılda Rönesans sanatı içindeki fantezist ressamlarda görmekteyiz. Rönesans’ın ilk fantezist ressamlarından Sandro Botticelli ve Hieronymus Bosch ile başlayan bu serüven, Barok Döneminde devam ederek kendini 19. yüzyıl Sembolizmine kadar bırakır. Sembolistlerle birlikte resim sanatında fantastik etkiler ilk kez literatüre geçer. Ardından Dada ve Sürrealizm gibi akımların doğmasıyla devam etmiş ve Fantastik Realizm bir grup sanatçının Viyana Fantastik Gerçekçilik Okulu’nu kurmasıyla sanat literatürüne geçmiştir. Bu araştırmanın amacı; resim sanatında Fantastik Realizmin gelişim sürecini sanatçı ve eser örnekleri ile ele alıp değerlendirmek, sanat akımlarının birbirleri ile olan etkileşimden bahsetmek ve okuyucuya bu alanda yararlanabileceği bir kaynak oluşturmaktır. Girişten sonra ikinci bölümde fantastik sanat ve Fantastik Realizm konuları anlatılmış, üçüncü bölümde Fantastik Realizmin oluşumunda katkısı olduğu düşünülen akımlar ve bu akımlardaki fantezist sanatçılar üzerinde durulmuş, sanatçıların fantastik ögeler içerdiği düşünülen eserler seçilmiş ve eser analizleri yapılmıştır. Son bölümde 20. yüzyıldan günümüze kadar geçen süreçte sanat akımları içinde fantastik realist tarzda eser üreten sanatçılara değinilmiş, seçilen eserleri incelenmiş ve konu bağlamında yapılan uygulama çalışmaları ele alınarak değerlendirilmiştir., Fantastic subjects have always attracted attention throughout history. Fantastic subjects and events have permeated art as well as many other areas of our lives, and they especially contributed to the expression of the imaginary with the perception of reality. Fantastic events have influenced many branches of art such as literature, architecture, music and cinema, as well as in the art of painting. It can be said that fantastic images, subjects and transmission style in the art of painting were based in the Classical Period. The first examples are seen in the fantasist painters in the Renaissance art in the 15th century. This adventure, which started with Sandro Botticelli and Hieronymus Bosch, one of the first fantasist painters of the Renaissance, continued in the Baroque Period and showed itself until the Symbolism of the 19th century. With the Symbolists, fantastic effects in the art of painting are in literature for the first time. Then, it continued with the emergence of movements such as Dada and Surrealism, and Fantastic Realism entered the art literature with the founding of the Vienna School of Fantastic Realism by a group of artists. The purpose of this research is to evaluate the development process of Fantastic Realism in the art of painting with examples of artists and works, to talk about the interaction of art movements with each other and to create a resource that the reader can benefit from in this field. After the introduction, fantastic art and Fantastic Realism are explained in the second part, in the third part, the movements that are thought to contribute to the formation of Fantastic Realism and the fantasy artists in these movements are emphasized, the works of the artists that are thought to contain fantastic elements are selected and the work analyzes are made. In the last part, the artists who produced fantastic realist works in art movements in the period from the 20th century to the present were mentioned, their selected works were examined and the application studies in the context of the subject were evaluated.
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- 2022
13. FANTASTIC FICTION ON THE PAGES OF FYODOR DOSTOEVSKY'S LITERARY WORKS
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Zakharov V. N.
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Malcolm V. Jones ,fantastic fiction ,fantastic realism ,Christian realism ,Dostoevsky ,Demons ,A Writer's Diary ,attribution ,Slavic languages. Baltic languages. Albanian languages ,PG1-9665 - Abstract
The article presents critical analysis of Fyodor Dostoevsky's "fantastic" realism concept, and gives reasons for defining Dostoevsky’s artistic method as Christian realism.
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- 2008
14. Granica drzew. O leśnych doświadczeniach granicznych w opowiadaniu An der Baumgrenze Thomasa Bernharda.
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SZYMAŃSKA, KATARZYNA
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- 2017
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15. 영화에 표현된 환상적 사실주의 (Magic Realism) 시각화 연구: 이미지의 재현성과 환상성의 경계
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나소미
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The film has always reflected the culture of the era based on reality and imagination. The visual effect in the film has mainly played a role of expressing the reality more realistically or recognizing the virtual as reality. This study examines the meaning and the effect of fantasy realism through Oasis of Lee Chang-dong. Fantastic realism has separated the reality from the imaginary space by using a dual meaning tool that affects the time and space in the film and reflects the human desire and desire to see. It was also reproduced in the real world through the medium of pigeons. In addition, it separates visualized space from non-visualized space in film narrative structure, separation of real and unreal space, segregation of consciousness and unconscious space, and separation of reality and reality space into power structure. With the development of technology, the image of the yellow image comes closer to us like reality, which will express the space of unconsciousness that we could not think of. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2016
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16. Sacred Industry
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Heimsoth, Joshua, Heimsoth, Joshua, Heimsoth, Joshua, and Heimsoth, Joshua
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Thesis show revolving around the design concepts found in religious art and in the functional beauty of industrial design with observations on the beauty and hypocrisy in both power structures.
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- 2021
17. Holy Saturday Between the Sublime and Beautiful: Fantastic Realism in Kristeva and Desmond's Dostoevskian Ideal
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Deckard, Michael and Deckard, Michael
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This article examines Dostoevsky's "fantastic realism," which challenges the explanation of rationalism or empiricism in the need for determinate categories fixed in nature. His use of paintings by Hans Holbein, Claude Lorrain, and Raphael in terms of the sublime and beautiful exemplify an understanding of Holy Saturday and its status between death and resurrection. Julia Kristeva's reading of Dostoevsky's melancholy as exemplifying a religious ideal and William Desmond's metaxological philosophy allows us to propose a terminology that rhymes with Dostoevskian between-ness, a conclusion that does not resolve the space between the beautiful and the sublime but remains open to the confessional enigmatic liminality that is Holy Saturday.
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- 2021
18. Imaginário da literatura, o "bem-amado" migrante.
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Freitag, Felipe
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- 2016
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19. VASYL GABOR’S NOVELS: TRADITIONS AND INNOVATIONS
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ДАШКО, НАТАЛІЯ and ДАШКО, НАТАЛІЯ
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The article presents an attempt at interpreting Gabor’s works to disclose some ambiguities. The investigation is carried out within the research framework of modern Ukrainian novel varied by genre aspects and stylistic features. This determines the topicality of the paper, which aims to identify traditions and innovations in the writer’s novels. The investigation leadsto the conclusion that V. Gabor has contributed to further development of a classical novel genre and simultaneously has ventured to experiment. He recreates not only the form, but also the content. Works of the novelist are primarily marked with the modernist poetics features. Short stories Shchob ne byv bubon, Zvir, Shvonts (the collection Knyha ekzotychnykh sniv ta realnykh podii ) are dramatic and laconic in a Stefanyk style. The main dilemma of expressionism is realized in those novels — the confrontation of life and death, the tragedy of mental outlook, psychologism, important functional role of artistic detail. In the novels of the collection Pro shcho dumaie liudyna there are signs of impressionism, which brings V. Gabor to M. Kotsiubynskyi. Simultaneously key features of the modern modified novel appear when the internal action becomes the main one with profound associativity, metaphors, figures of speech highlighted. In addition, the components of Gabor’s style are both realism and romanticism, the combination of which becomes the basis for the fantastic realism (novel Pomynky)., Artykuł poświęcony jest twórczości W. Gabora w kontekście zróżnicowanej gatunkowo i stylistycznie współczesnej ukraińskiej nowelistyki. Celem artykułu jest ukazanie twórczości wspomnianego pisarza w dialektyce tradycji i nowatorstwa. W wyniku dogłębnej analizy można dojść do wniosku, że W. Gabor kontynuuje gatunek klasycznej noweli i jednocześnie eksperymentuje, wprowadzając innowacje nie tylko w obrębie formy, ale i treści. Wczesne utwory prozaika wykazują cechy poetyki modernistycznej. Silnym dramatyzmem i lakonicznością w duchu W. Stefanyka wyróżniają się nowele Щоб не бив бубон, Звір, Швонц (tom Книга екзотичних снів та реальних подій), w których realizowane są główne postulaty ekspresjonizmu — konfrontacja życia i śmierci, tragiczny światopogląd, psychologizm, ważna rola szczegółu artystycznego. W nowelach ze zbioru Про що думає людина pojawiają się cechy impresjonizmu łączące W. Gabora z M. Kociubynskim. Jednocześnie można wyróżnić w powyższym tomie główne cechy współczesnej noweli modyfikowanej, gdy działania wewnętrzne bohaterów wychodzą na plan pierwszy, podobnie jak pogłębiona asocjatywność, metaforyczność, wyobrażenia. Ponadto w stylu W. Gabora można wyróżnić zarówno elementy realistyczne, jak i romantyczne, których połączenie stanowi podstawę fantastycznego realizmu pisarza (nowela Поминки).
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- 2020
20. Originality, Decorum, and Fantastic Sight in Dostoevsky's The Idiot
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Decker, Richard A and Decker, Richard A
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Fyodor Dostoevsky’s “fantastic realism” penetrates reality’s surface to reveal what he refers to as the “moral center” of reality and, in the process, transfigures readers. In Dostoevsky’s The Idiot, the novel’s main protagonist, Prince Lev Nikolaevich Myshkin, embodies this fantastic realism. This process provides Myshkin with a “fantastic sight” that allows him to see past the immorality of the manners—or “feigned decorum”—of Russian society as represented in the novel. In so doing, Myshkin serves his peers as a “Nouwenian minister,” classifying him as a “wounded healer” archetype as presented in Henri J. M. Nouwen’s The Wounded Healer. This thesis also draws from the writings of Robin Feuer Miller, Harriet Murav, Jessica Hooten Wilson, Liza Knapp, and Marshall Gregory in an effort to demonstrate that Myshkin, as a “Nouwenian minister,” also serves as a positive, Christ-like role model for readers. Readers, as they participate in Myshkin’s ministry through the act of reading the novel, are transfigured, discovering how they can serve as Nouwenian ministers to others.
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- 2020
21. Originality, decorum, and fantastic sight in Dostoevsky's The Idiot
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Decker, Richard A. and Decker, Richard A.
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Fyodor Dostoevsky's "fantastic realism" penetrates reality's surface to reveal what he refers to as the "moral center" of reality and, in the process, transfigures readers. In Dostoevsky's The Idiot, the novel's main protagonist, Prince Lev Nikolaevich Myshkin, embodies this fantastic realism. This process provides Myshkin with a "fantastic sight" that allows him to see past the immorality of the manners ---or "feigned decorum"--Of Russian society as represented in the novel. In so doing, Myshkin serves his peers as a "Nouwenian minister," classifying him as a "wounded healer" archetype as presented in Henri J.M. Nouwen's The Wounded Healer. This thesis also draws from the writings of Robin Feuer Miller, Harriet Murav, Jessica Hooten Wilson, Liza Knapp, and Marshall Gregory in an effort to demonstrate that Myshkin, as a "Nouwenian minister," also serves as a positive, Christ-like role model for readers. Readers, as they participate in Myshkin's ministry through the act of reading the novel, are transfigured, discovering how they can serve as Nouwenian ministers to others
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- 2020
22. El Realismo Fantástico sevillano como exploración de una Nueva Figuración
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Fernando Martín Martín and Universidad de Sevilla. Departamento de Historia del Arte
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Painting ,media_common.quotation_subject ,Figuración ,Magic realism ,Art ,Realismo fantástico ,Fantastic realism ,Sevilla ,Realismo mágico ,Figuration ,Seville ,Reflection (computer graphics) ,Humanities ,Realism ,media_common - Abstract
Dicha exposición tuvo lugar entre el 30 de noviembre de 2017 y 14 de enero de 2018 en el Museo de Alcalá de Guadaira. El presente artículo analiza la práctica del Realismo Fantástico en Sevilla en la década de los setenta, como entidad singular de un modo de concebir la figuración y como reflejo de una “vuelta a la pintura” representada por un grupo destacado de representantes de esta tendencia. This paper analyzes the practice of Fantastic Realism in Seville in the 1970s, as a singular entity of a way of conceiving figuration and as a reflection of a “return to painting” represented by a group of prominent representatives of this trend.
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- 2018
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23. Parapsychology in France after May 1968: A History of GERP.
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Evrard, Renaud
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PARAPSYCHOLOGY , *PSYCHOLOGY of Undergraduates , *PSYCHOLOGY education , *UNIVERSITIES & colleges , *CURRICULUM , *HISTORY - Abstract
The Group for the Study and Research of Parapsychology (GERP) (Groupe d'Etudes el de Recherche en Parapsychologie) was originally composed of psychology undergraduates who, in the context of the period after May 1968, tried to bring into the curriculum a course of parapsychology at the University of Paris X Nanterre. Their failure transformed the group into an association of young researchers with much solidarity, criticizing foreign models and developing a theory-oriented parapsychological cross-disciplinary research in the 1970s and 1980s. The works of François Favre and Pierre Janin, two influential members of GERP, are reviewed as examples. A short presentation is offered of some of their theories. GERP although dormant has not been dissolved, thus this history reveals a recent but underestimated period of French parapsychology and the lineaments of an original research to be deepened. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2010
24. “Solid All the Way Through”: Margaret Mahy's Ordinary Witches.
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Waller, Alison
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SUPERNATURAL , *ART , *WITCHCRAFT , *REALISM - Abstract
In The Haunting, The Changeover, and The Tricksters , Margaret Mahy fuses supernatural iconography of witchcraft and magic with images of ordinary and domestic adolescence. This article argues that Mahy's “fantastic realism” illuminates aspects of female teenage experience through a blend of myth, fairy tale, folklore, and history, as well as conventional representations of adolescent development and archetypes of young adult literature. The heroines are ordinary witches who find freedom, empowerment, and sexual knowledge in their magical identities but who also remain firmly positioned as schoolgirls, daughters, and sisters. Although possibilities of excess or black magic are implied by the author's use of witches, such implications are contained by frameworks of real and domestic ordinary life, and this article concludes that witchcraft is a motif that Mahy manipulates in order to describe growing pains, developing sexuality, and an intriguing form of female power. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2004
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25. ЧАЙКОВСКИЙ И ТРАГЕДИЯ-САТИРА ХХ ВЕКА: МЕТАФИЗИКА ЗЛА (статья 2)
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трагический гротеск ,tragic grotesque ,musical tragedy process ,трагедийно-сатирическая поэтика ,«фантастический реализм» ,типология зла ,Fantastic Realism ,typology of evil ,трагедийный музыкальный процесс ,tragedy-satire poetics - Abstract
В статье впервые комплексно рассматривается историческое движение отечественной трагедийной концепции от века ХIХ к ХХ, от музыкальных трагедий Чайковского к трагедийно-сатирическим шедеврам Прокофьева и Шостаковича. Теоретическая значимость статьи определяется представленной в ней типологией образов зла, исследованием логики музыкально-гротескового процесса. Сложная структура трагедийно-гротескового противоречия, которым комплексно оформляется музыкальное целое трагедий-сатир, во всех своих составных признается производной от музыкальных откровений ХIХ века., The article analyzes the historical formation of grotesque poetics in Russian music, which has been expressed holistically and completely in the genre of tragedy-satire, the “brainchild” of the twentieth century. It is the tragic grotesque that became the most vivid embodiment of the sociopsychological catastrophes of the century; thus, it is natural to examine it based on Pyotr Tchaikovsky’s music, which is so close to the turn of the twentieth century. Applying the method of comparative analysis to music by Tchaikovsky and by Dmitry Shostakovich and Sergei Prokofiev, the direct successors of Tchaikovsky’s tragic symphonism in the twentieth century, the author arranges the study in line with the main theses of the PhD dissertation she defended in 1991. The tragic grotesque, the most complex form of musical grotesque, is understood as a comprehensively working contradiction of the tragedy-satire— the semantic equivalent of the Russian “laugh through tears”. The romantic “world pain” inherent in the tragic grotesque, so characteristic of Tchaikovsky’s thinking, does not yet have the degree of social specificity it will acquire in the reflection of the historical cataclysms of the twentieth century. Using the methodology of historical musicology, the author shows the existential content of Tchaikovsky’s grotesque images in the contradictory playful element of “the living vs the dead”, inherent in his operas; this element is the main romantic way to embody the image of evil. The tougher and more specific way to present the social contradiction “the living vs the dead” in the music of Prokofiev and Shostakovich makes their musical concepts the greatest revelations of the twentieth century in its “struggle for the human in man against the inhuman in man”. This idea of L.A. Mazel, which he expressed about Shostakovich’s music, accentuates the music’s accusatory pathos determined by the power of the embodiment of the image of evil, and characteristic not only of the opera tragedy-satire, but of all the composer’s works, which directly inherit the principles of Tchaikovsky’s tragic process. This idea fundamentally expresses the specificity of the juxtaposition of the outstanding musical phenomena of the 19th and 20th centuries, pointing to the common “generic” features of the grotesque musical process. This process develops from the “norm” (lyric and dramatic images of the first parts of Tchaikovsky’s symphonies) to the grotesquely deformed “anti-norm” (which in Tchaikovsky is a form of symphony with tragic grotesque as an image of evil). The function of the grotesque here is the exacerbation of the tragic that contributes to the particular expressiveness of the subsequent tragic catharsis of the finale. The author notes that this logic is constant for the tragic-grotesque process that developed in Russian music in the nineteenth century: in accordance with the specifics of Modest Musorgsky’s thinking, it is reproduced in the famous theatrical existential vocal cycle Songs and Dances of Death, in which the tragic grotesque culmination is the playful “Trepak”, and the tragic ending of “The Field Marshal” is the conclusion from it. It is also fundamental to derive a typology of images of evil by Tchaikovsky: it is always a march militaire, an aggressive-offensive march characterized by a certain timbre dynamics creating the effect of spatial approximation (from the “distant” pizzicato of strings to the deafening orchestral tutti); this shows the logic of the future deadly “marches of evil” of the twentieth century. The tragic expression of Tchaikovsky’s images is the pinnacle of the 19th-century Russian symphonism; it coincides with the humanistic pathos of the Russian philosophical thought of the time. The foregoing allows recognizing it as the direct forerunner of the further development of the Russian accusatory concept, an outstanding artistic and sociophilosophical phenomenon of the 20th century.
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26. Późne Lato Johna Crowleya Jako Postmodernistyczna Wizja Procesualnej Koncepcji Tożsamości
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Gancarczyk, Małgorzata
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urban fantasy ,fantastic realism ,lcsh:Literature (General) ,engine summer ,lcsh:PN1-6790 ,john crowley - Abstract
The article John Crowley’s “Engine Summer”: A Postmodern Vision of the Processual Construction of Identity analyses the eponymous novel as pivoted around the narrative’s role in constructing both individual and collective identity. Drawing from Mieke Bal’s narrative theory, as well as a number of established (such as paratextuality) and emerging theoretical concepts (Piotr Kubiński’s emersion), Gancarczyk emphasises the multifacetedness of novelistic references, including the stereotypisation of the Other and top-down control of social relationships. Furthermore, Engine Summer is interpreted here as drawing the reader’s attention to the medium itself and to the embodied text which co-creates narrative identity, allowing for its inscription and transmission—an idea literally realised in a postapocalyptic world of the novel. Finally, Gancarczyk shows how Campbell’s concept of monomyth reverberates in Crowley’s narrative, proving pivotal for the overall interpretation, indicating the active role of the medium and narrative subjectivity in constructing the meaning.
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- 2018
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27. El Realismo Fantástico sevillano como exploración de una nueva figuración
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Universidad de Sevilla. Departamento de Historia del Arte, Martín Martín, Fernando, Universidad de Sevilla. Departamento de Historia del Arte, and Martín Martín, Fernando
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El presente artículo analiza la práctica del Realismo Fantástico en Sevilla en la década de los setenta, como entidad singular de un modo de concebir la figuración y como reflejo de una “vuelta a la pintura” representada por un grupo destacado de representantes de esta tendencia., This paper analyzes the practice of Fantastic Realism in Seville in the 1970s, as a singular entity of a way of conceiving figuration and as a reflection of a “return to painting” represented by a group of prominent representatives of this trend.
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28. El Realismo Fantástico sevillano como exploración de una nueva figuración
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Martín Martín, Fernando and Universidad de Sevilla. Departamento de Historia del Arte
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Realismo fantástico ,Fantastic realism ,Sevilla ,Realismo mágico ,Figuration ,Seville ,Figuración ,Magic realism - Abstract
Dicha exposición tuvo lugar entre el 30 de noviembre de 2017 y 14 de enero de 2018 en el Museo de Alcalá de Guadaira. El presente artículo analiza la práctica del Realismo Fantástico en Sevilla en la década de los setenta, como entidad singular de un modo de concebir la figuración y como reflejo de una “vuelta a la pintura” representada por un grupo destacado de representantes de esta tendencia. This paper analyzes the practice of Fantastic Realism in Seville in the 1970s, as a singular entity of a way of conceiving figuration and as a reflection of a “return to painting” represented by a group of prominent representatives of this trend.
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- 2018
29. The morrisonian trilogy: historiographical metafiction and fantastic realism in the light of a feminin perspective
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Munhoz, Liliane de Paula, Sousa, Heleno Godói de, Schwantes, Cíntia Carla Moreira, Borges, Luciana, Camargo, Flávio Pereira, and Faria, Zênia de
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Paraíso ,Realismo fantástico ,Fantastic realism ,LINGUISTICA [LINGUISTICA, LETRAS E ARTES] ,Jazz ,Metaficção historiográfica ,Beloved ,Paradise ,Amada ,Historiographical Metafiction - Abstract
Esta pesquisa tem como objetivo uma leitura crítica dos romances Amada, Jazz e Paraíso, da autora norte-americana Toni Morrison, para mostrar a forma como nesta trilogia a representação da realidade absurda do sofrimento do povo negro norte-americano e a história de sua resistência transitam entre a metaficção historiográfica e o realismo fantástico. Nesses romances, a voz feminina centra atenção nas experiências de mulheres que viveram (e de certa forma ainda vivem) à sombra de um passado de escravidão. Entre o racismo e o sexismo, as protagonistas dos romances são, para se usar uma expressão do último romance da trilogia, “Evas negras”, em contextos paradoxal-mente insólitos e banais. O recorte temporal é o Pós-Emancipação dos escravos nos anos de 1870 e os movimentos sociais pelos direitos dos negros, em 1920 e em 1970, quando os Estados Unidos da América viviam, respectivamente, a Recons-trução, as grandes migrações dos ex-escravos do Sul para o Norte, a conquista de Direitos Civis e a segunda onda do feminismo. Em todos esses períodos, mesmo livres, os afro-americanos continuaram vivendo grandes desigualdades sociais, econômicas e de direitos civis reais. Os pressupostos teóricos que fundamentam nossa análise consistem nos estudos sobre o romance pós-moderno de Linda Hutcheon; a noção de verdade como cons-truto linguístico de Hayden White; o realismo fantástico de Tzvetan Todorov, Irène Bessière, David Roas e Pampa Arán; a teoria da ironia, segundo Linda Hutcheon; e sobre o feminismo nos reportamos às reflexões de bell hooks (2015) e Deborah Gray White (1999). The purpose of this research is to present a critical reading of the novels Beloved, Jazz and Paradise, by the North-American author Toni Morrison, to show the form through which, in this trilogy, the representation of the sufferings of the Afro-American people and the history of their endurance move between Historiographical Metafiction and the Fantastic Realism. In these novels, the female voice focuses attention on the experience of women who lived (and under a certain point of view still live) in the shadow of past slavery. Between racism and sexism, the protagonists of the novels are, to use an expression from Morrison’s last novel of the trilogy, “Black Eves”, in an unusual but paradoxically mundane context. The period covered by the stories in these books is that of the Post-Emancipation of the slaves in the 1870s, and the social movements for black people’s civil rights, in the 1920s and in the 1970s, respectively, when the United States of America lived the Reconstruction Era, the great migrations of former slaves from the South to the North, the conquest of the Civil Rights, and the second wave of feminism. In all these periods, although free, the African-American people continued living under big and real social, economic and civil rights inequalities. The theoretical assumptions, which are the framework of this study, are the theory on the post-modern novel by Linda Hutcheon; the notion of truth as a linguistic construct, by Hayden White; the fantastic realism, by Tzvetan Todorov, Irène Bessière, David Roas and Pampa Arán; the theory of irony, according to Linda Hutcheon; and, on what concerns feminism, we refer to the studies of bell hooks (2015) and Deborah Gray White (1999).
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30. Originality, Decorum, and Fantastic Sight in Dostoevsky's The Idiot
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Decker, Richard A
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- Dostoevsky, The Idiot, Henri Nouwen, Poetics, Fantastic Realism, Ministry, Arts and Humanities, English Language and Literature
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Fyodor Dostoevsky’s “fantastic realism” penetrates reality’s surface to reveal what he refers to as the “moral center” of reality and, in the process, transfigures readers. In Dostoevsky’s The Idiot, the novel’s main protagonist, Prince Lev Nikolaevich Myshkin, embodies this fantastic realism. This process provides Myshkin with a “fantastic sight” that allows him to see past the immorality of the manners—or “feigned decorum”—of Russian society as represented in the novel. In so doing, Myshkin serves his peers as a “Nouwenian minister,” classifying him as a “wounded healer” archetype as presented in Henri J. M. Nouwen’s The Wounded Healer. This thesis also draws from the writings of Robin Feuer Miller, Harriet Murav, Jessica Hooten Wilson, Liza Knapp, and Marshall Gregory in an effort to demonstrate that Myshkin, as a “Nouwenian minister,” also serves as a positive, Christ-like role model for readers. Readers, as they participate in Myshkin’s ministry through the act of reading the novel, are transfigured, discovering how they can serve as Nouwenian ministers to others.
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31. Granica drzew. O leśnych doświadczeniach granicznych w opowiadaniu An der Baumgrenze Thomasa Bernharda
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Katarzyna Szymańska
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doświadczenie graniczne ,Thomas Bernhard ,media_common.quotation_subject ,Art history ,02 engineering and technology ,Meaning (non-linguistic) ,Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering ,las ,020204 information systems ,0202 electrical engineering, electronic engineering, information engineering ,literatura austriacka ,media_common ,Painting ,drzewo ,border experience, forest ,Language and Literature ,020207 software engineering ,Character (symbol) ,anton lehmden ,Art ,tree ,thomas bernhard ,Anton Lehmden ,fantastic realism ,Austrian literaturę ,realizm fantastyczny ,Realism - Abstract
The article has interpretative character, and attempts to take a deeper look into the story of Thomas Bernhard An der Baumgrenze (the title of the polish translation is Na granicy lasów) from a wood-forest perspective and a border experience which goes beyond its topographical meaning. Forests or individual trees in the austrian writer’s creation are connected with characters minds. In this space they often reach the limit of madness, lose control of themselves, what ultimately leads to death. The text also focuses on the paintings of Anton Lehmden – a representative of the Vienna School of Fantastic Realism – which are included in the tome containing An der Baumgrenze and creatively complements Bernhard’s narrations. Artykuł ma charakter interpretacyjny i stanowi próbę przyjrzenia się opowiadaniu Thomasa Bernharda pt. An der Baumgrenze (tytuł polskiego tłumaczenia brzmi Na granicy lasów) z perspektywy drzewno-leśnej oraz doświadczenia granicy, która wykracza poza swoje topograficzne znaczenie. Lasy lub pojedyncze drzewa związane są w twórczości austriackiego pisarza z umysłami bohaterów. W przestrzeni tej często dochodzą oni do granicy obłędu, tracą kontrolę nad sobą, co ostatecznie prowadzi do śmierci. Tekst koncentruje się także na rycinach Antona Lehmdena – przedstawiciela Wiedeńskiej Szkoły Realizmu Fantastycznego – które znajdują się w tomie zawierającym An der Baumgrenze i twórczo dopełniają narracje Bernharda.
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- 2017
32. Rafael Díaz Ycaza: un Prometeo de las letras
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Dávila Vázquez, Jorge
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fantástico ,Ecuadorian fiction writers ,transición ,Rafael Díaz Ycaza ,literatura ecuatoriana ,realismo ,transition ,poetas ecuatorianos ,Ecuadorian story ,cuento ecuatoriano ,fantastic realism ,narradores ecuatorianos ,Ecuadorian poets ,Ecuadorian literature - Abstract
The article reviews the literary career of one of the greatest Guayaquileño writers of the post Thirty Generation period: Rafael Díaz Ycaza. An extraordinary storyteller, the author begins with a realist debt very close to that of his predecessors but, little by little, he transitions to the poetic and fantastic, never detaching himself from realism, in his penetrating analysis of subjects closely related to his environment: maritime adventure, the confrontation with death, an obsession with suicide –perceptible in some of his best works, including “Rosamel” and “Las equivocaciones” (The mistakes). A poet of remarkable qualities, he is, on more than one occasion, at the same height as his great contemporaries: David Ledesma Vásquez, Ileana Espinel Cedeño and Fernando Cazón Vera, the outstanding names of the poetry of their city (Guayaquil). The subjects are close to those of his fiction, but his song of the city predominates, which occurs in different creative moments. El artículo pasa revista a la carrera literaria de uno de los más grandes escritores guayaquileños del período posterior a la Generación del Treinta: Rafael Díaz Ycaza. Extraordinario cuentista, el autor se inicia con una deuda realista muy cercana a sus predecesores, pero, poco a poco, se va dando una transición hacia lo poético y lo fantástico, sin desprenderse nunca del realismo, en sus penetrantes análisis de problemáticas cercanas a su entorno: la aventura marítima, el enfrentamiento con la muerte, la obsesión del suicidio – perceptibles en algunos de sus mejores títulos, entre ellos “Rosamel” y “Las equivocaciones”. Poeta de notables calidades, está en más de una ocasión a la misma altura de sus grandes contemporáneos: David Ledesma Vásquez, Ileana Espinel Cedeño y Fernando Cazón Vera, los nombres sobresalientes de la lírica de su ciudad (Guayaquil). Los temas son cercanos a los de su narrativa, pero predomina su canto a la ciudad, que se da en diferentes momentos creativos.
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33. Konstantin Stanislavskiy'in oyunculuk yöntemi ve evrimi: Vsevolod Meyerhold ve Yevgeniy Vakhtangov'un yönteme fonksiyonel yaklaşımları
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Dikilitaş, İsmail, Novruzov, Cahangir, Sahne Sanatları Anasanat Dalı, and Çukurova Üniversitesi, Sosyal Bilimler Enstitüsü, Sahne Sanatları Ana Sanat Dalı
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Sahne ve Görüntü Sanatları ,Acting ,Oyunculuk Yöntemleri ,Biyomekanik ,Meyerhold ,Vakhtangov ,Biomechanic ,Acting Methods ,Fantastic Realism ,Stanislavskiy ,Oyunculuk ,Fantastik Gerçekçilik ,Performing and Visual Arts - Abstract
Stanislavskiy, gerçek psiko-fiziksel oyunculuk tekniğini geliştirmek için; hayatının son aşamaları süresince kendini çözücü olarak psiko-fiziksel doğal oyunculuğa adadı ve bu teknik üzerinde kendini geliştirdi. Stanislavskiy geliştirdiği sisteminin, insanın doğal ve biyolojik kanunları sürecinde gerçekte tiyatronun teamülleri anlamına geldiğine inanıyordu. Meseleleri ele alırken kendi sahne tecrübelerine önem verirdi ve teşhislerini, ünlü aktörlerin rol üzerine çalışmalarından derliyordu.Stanislavskiy hareket çözümlemesini ve psiko-fiziksel aksiyonun metodlarını tanımladı. İnsanın doğasına bağlı olan zihinsel, duygusal, ruhsal ve fiziksel güçler ile ilgili bu metotlar aynı dönemdeki bütün aydınlar tarafından kabul ve ilgi gördü.Meyerhold, hocasının psiko-fiziksel oyunculuk yöntemini sahnede salt psiko-fiziksel gerçekçilik olarak algılıyor, her şeyden önce buna karşı çıkıyordu. Ona göre günlük yaşam gerçeği ve sahne gerçeği birbirinden çok farklıydı. Bu yüzden Stanislavskiy'in psiko-fiziksel oyunculuk yöntemini oyuncu açısından fonksiyonel bulmuyordu.Vakhtangov ise tiyatrosunda oyuncunun fantezisini öne çıkaran bir oyunculuk yöntemi benimsemişti. Stanislavskiy'in doğalcı gerçekçi oyunculuk yönteminin büyük bölümünü aynen kullanmış ve bunun yanında Meyerhold'ün biyomekanik oyunculuk anlayışını ise, oyuncunun bedeninin eğitilmesi amacıyla kullanmıştır. Her iki oyunculuk yönteminin sentezi sonucunda, tiyatrosunun seyircilerinin bilinçlerini, oyun esnasında sürekli açık tutmayı hedeflemiştir. Buradan, yaşamda görülmesi olası bir gerçeği, teatrallik içerisinde seyircisiyle buluşturmuştur.Stanislavskiy'in psiko-fiziksel oyunculuk sisteminde olduğu gibi karakterin oyuncu üzerinde etkili olmasına karşın Vakhtangov, oyuncunun karakter üzerinde etkili olmasına müsaade etmiştir.Anahtar Sözcükler: Stanislavskiy, Meyerhold, Vakhtangov, Oyunculuk, Oyunculuk Yöntemleri, Fantastik Gerçekçilik, Biyomekanik. Stanislavskiy, to develop the actual psyco-physical acting technique, has devoted the last part of his life to psycho-physical artless acting as a solvent and he has improved himself on this technique. Stanislavskiy has believed that; at the process of the human natural and biologic laws, his technique means as the customaries of theater in fact. He always attached importance to his own stage experiences to take up the points. He was compiling his diagnosis from the studies about role playing of famed actors.Stanislavskiy has described the movement analysis and the methods of psycho-physical action. These methods which are connected with the mental, emotional, psychological and physical energies related with the human nature are accepted by all the intellectuals at the same time period.Meyerhold has perceived the psycho-physical acting method of his teacher as a simply psycho-physical realism at the stage and he has opposed to that. The usual and daily reality of life and the reality of stage were very different according to him. For this reason he has not accepted the technique of Stanislavskiy?s psycho-physical acting method as functional.On the other side, Vakhtangov has also embraced an acting method in his theatre which puts forward the fantasy of player. He has mostly used the naturalist and realist acting method of Stanislavskiy exactly. In addition to this, he has used the bio-mechanical acting approach to train the body of the player. As the result of both methods? synthesis; he has purposed to call his spectators? attention during all the stages continual. By means of this, he has presented a probable fact that can seen in the life to his spectator with theatre.Stanislavskiy has embraced that the character affects on the player like the method of his psycho-physical acting technique. However Vakhtangov has allowed that the player affects on the character.Key Words: Stanislavskiy, Meyerhold, Vakhtangov, Acting, Acting Methods, Fantastic Realism, Biomechanic. 141
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34. O caleidoscópio de José J. Veiga: intersecções estruturais em narrativas insólitas
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Carneiro, Nerynei Meira [UNESP], Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp), and Vallese, Lea Mara [UNESP]
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Unusual narratives ,Realismo fantastico (Literatura) ,fantastic realism ,Literatura fantastica ,Veiga, José J. (José Jacinto), 1915-1999 - Crítica e interpretação - Abstract
Made available in DSpace on 2014-06-11T19:35:38Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 0 Previous issue date: 2004Bitstream added on 2014-06-13T20:26:34Z : No. of bitstreams: 1 carneiro_nm_dr_assis.pdf: 783953 bytes, checksum: 1b84994fc377be9874ccc08c14280c38 (MD5) A tese, O caleidoscópio de José J. Veiga: intersecções estruturais em narrativas insólitas, efetiva análises comparativas entre textos de José J. Veiga (1915-1999), a saber, Os do outro lado, inserido em Os cavalinhos de Platiplanto (1995), Sombras de reis barbudos (1995) e os contos: Aladino (anônimo), A chinela turca (1974), de Machado de Assis e Casa Tomada (1980), de Julio Cortázar. Este trabalho compreende, ainda, a análise do romance de Veiga, A casca da serpente (1994). Abordagens imanentistas subjazem os referidos procedimentos, valendo-se de considerações dos seguintes estudiosos: Tzvetan Todorov, Roger Caillois, Lovecraft, Irène Bessière, Wayne C. Booth, Norman Friedman, Gérard Genette, Linda Hutcheon e Bakhtin (em parte). Pressupostos sobre narrativas fantásticas e realistas maravilhosas emergem, principalmente, das reflexões de Filipe Furtado, Harry Belevan, Óscar Hahn, Francisca Coalla, Bella Josef, José Paulo, Alejo Carpentier, Irlemar Chiampi, Jorge Schwartz. Quanto aos conceitos do novo romance histórico, o trabalho firma-se em posicionamentos de Seymour Menton e Fernando Aínsa. Tais experimentos analíticos pretendem demonstrar que, embora a construção literária do sobrenatural implique variabilidades temático-formais, os elementos dominantes se interseccionam. Portanto, narrativas de Veiga e outras correlatas resultam em “imagens caleidoscópicas”, paradoxalmente, múltiplas e equivalentes. The thesis, O Caleidoscópio de José J. Veiga: structural intersections in unusual narratives, accomplishes comparative analysis among texts of José J. Veiga (1915- 1999), namely, Os do outro lado, inserted in Os Cavalinhos de Platiplanto (1995), Sombras de reis barbudos (1995) and the short stories: Aladino (anonym), A chinela turca (1974) of Machado de Assis and Casa Tomada (1980), of Júlio Cortázar. This study also includes the analysis of Veiga’s novel, A casca da serpente (1994). Immanenet approaches lie in the above-mentioned procedures since considerations of the following scholarly people: Tzvetan Todorov, Roger Caillois, Lovecraft, Irène Bessière, Wayne C. Booth, Norman Friedman, Gerárd Genette, Linda Hutcheon and Bakhtin (partly). Presuppositons about fantastical and amazing realistic narratives arise, mainly from Felipe Furtado, Harry Belevan, Óscar Hahn, Francisca Coalla, Bella Josef, José Paulo Paes, Alejo Carpentier, Irlemar Chiampi and Jorge Schwartz’s reflections. As for the concepts of the new historical novel, the study rilies on Seymour Menton and Fernando Aínsa’s positions. Such analytical experiments intend to show that, though the literary construction of the supernatural thing involves formal-thematic variabilities, the dominant elements meet. So, Veiga’s narratives and correlate other ones result in “kaleidoscope images”, diverse and equivalente ones in a paradoxical way.
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- 2004
35. The Poet of Argentine Cinema: An Interview with Eliseo Subiela
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ROUNTREE, CATHLEEN and MEMBREZ, NANCY
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- 2007
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36. Where Bobok Is Buried: The Theosophical Roots of Dostoevskii's "Fantastic Realism"
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- 2006
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37. My Personal Strolls with Tertz
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Haber, Erika
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- 1998
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38. In Search of the Fantastic in Tertz's Fantastic Realism
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Haber, Erika
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- 1998
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39. Realism in Vakhtangov's Theatre of Fantasy
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Orani, Aviv
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- 1984
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40. Vakhtangov and the American Theatre of the 1960's
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Kuhlke, William
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- 1967
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41. Dostoevsky's Discovery of "Fantastic Realism"
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Frank, Joseph
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- 1968
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42. 'APROPOS OF BABEL'S THIRD LIFE'
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BELAIA, G.A.
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- 1994
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