The aesthetics of the oppressed [electronic resource] / Augusto Boal ; translated by Adrian Jackson.
Augusto Boal's workshops and theatre exercises are renowned throughout the world for their life-changing effects. This book speaks about the subjects important to him - the practical work he does with diverse communities, the effects of globalization, and the creative possibilities for all of u...
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| Other title: | Teatro del oprimido y otras poéticas políticas. English |
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| Language: | English Portuguese |
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London ; New York :
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2006.
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Table of Contents:
- Machine generated contents note: dance teacher
- tree of the theatre of the oppressed
- aesthetics of the oppressed
- theoretical foundation
- 1. Analogical and complementary sets
- 2. Words as means of transport
- 3. evil that words do
- 4. From aesthetic process to artistic product
- 5. Love and art
- 6. Art and knowledge
- 7. Aesthetics and neurons
- 8. invasion of our brains
- 9. Metaphor as translation or trans-substantiation
- 10. Crowns of neuron circuits
- 11. Aesthetic neurons
- 12. Volume, territory and the insignia of power
- 13. three levels of perception
- 14. necessity for the aesthetics of the oppressed
- 15. subjunctive method
- 16. metaphor : humans and hominids
- practical realisation : the Prometheus project
- 1. word
- 2. image
- 3. sound
- 4. ethics
- Theatre as a martial art
- insubmissive protagonist
- skinny apes and primitive democracy
- Art in politics and the politics of art
- lady in New York
- Globalisation, culture and art
- suicide of the artist
- globalisation of the mummies
- three paths of culture
- Theatre in prisons
- King Claudiu's crown : oppressed and oppressors
- freedom of Prometheus and the sound of silence
- Ethics and morality
- primer, not a catechism
- Seventieth birthday
- 2001.