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Tytuł: | "Zagraj to jeszcze raz, Marsjaszu" : performatywność w dramacie współczesnym na podstawie tekstów: "III Furie", "Lenz", "Judyta" i "Jak być kochaną" w kontekście festiwalu "Interpretacje" |
Autor: | Gorzelak, Monika |
Słowa kluczowe: | dramat współczesny; festiwal "Interpretacje" |
Data wydania: | 2014 |
Wydawca: | Katowice : Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Śląskiego |
Źródło: | B. Popczyk-Szczęsna, M. Figzał (red.), "Dramat i doświadczenie" (S. 457-466). Katowice : Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Śląskiego |
Abstrakt: | The analysis put forth in the article points out the relationship between the text and the experience
in the post-dramatic theatre based on the dramas presented during the 13th edition of the
all-Poland Festival of Director’s Art. „Interpretacje” 2011. A point of departure is J. Derrida’s assertion
that “there is nothing outside (of) the text,” as well as R. Barthes’s essays, The Death of the
Author and From Work to Text. According to both Derrida and Barthes, the text is not a finite thing,
but it is an artistic event which is dependent on the reader’s will. Experience of the world is like
performance, i.e. performative recognition of signs by “readers,” whereas signs misread by the
reader are always fatal to the readers. In other words, it is performance that precedes the discourse
— not vice versa, which is the essence of the drama in post-dramatic experience and theatre. To
illustrate the fatal absence of the text in experience as well as in contemporary drama the article’s
author uses a notion of “connection” coined by T. Kubikowski, who juxtaposes it with the wellknown
in the theory of the performance concept of “feedback.” To adduce the latest discoveries in
the field of neurobiology and in the theses on the philosophy of language and mind, Kubikowski asserts that feedback (information, manual, ready-made text) is always secondary to connection
(blind selection and the recognition of signs), which is the reason for the drama of experience —
anagnorisis always comes too late. In order to illustrate the fatal nature of connection which is prior
to feedback, Kubikowski makes use of the myth of Apollo and Marsyas. According to Kubikowski
the immanent absence of the text in experience makes the work apollonian and dramatic. The last
section of the article presents the apollonian dimension of experience in the contemporary drama
based on the presentations during the 13th edition of „Interpretacje” National Festival. |
URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12128/2755 |
ISBN: | 9788322622834 |
Pojawia się w kolekcji: | Książki/rozdziały (W.Hum.)
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