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THT - W6 Flashcards

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The Myth of Pygmalion and Galatea

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  • Ovid’s Metamorphosis - 16th Century Interpretation - 18th Century Interlude & the romantic artist - 20th Century
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Shakespear Death

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1660

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Kings Succession (17h)

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James - Charles 1st
Jacobean and Carolinian Theatre

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Theatre Closed, Only Private (Who, When)

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  • Puritans
  • After Charles 1st
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James - Charles 1st
Jacobean and Carolinian Theatre

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Kings Succession (17h)

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  • Puritans
  • After Charles 1st
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Theatre Closed, Only Private (Who, When)

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Theatre Closed After Charles 1st (why?)

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  • Satire, Arrogant
  • Too Nasty
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Restoration Theatre (When, Why)

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  • King Charles 2nd w/ Sunking
  • Values, Morality of French Court
  • Moli??re SEX
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  • King Charles 2nd w/ Sunking
  • Values, Morality of French Court
  • Moli??re SEX
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Restoration Theatre (When, Why)

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Restoration Theatre (What)

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  • Women on Stage
  • Commercial Venues
  • Extremely immoral place (prostitution, drugs)

Aristotle: Stage Mirrors Life

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  • Women on Stage
  • Commercial Venues
  • Extremely immoral place (prostitution, drugs)

Aristotle: Stage Mirrors Life

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Restoration Theatre (What)

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Alpha Behn

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1st Women Playwwright

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1st Women Playwwright

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Alpha Behn

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18th Century - Bourgeois Theatre

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  • Bigger Than Life (Melodrama, Opera)
  • Everything Amplified
  • Stock Characters - Ignore Deft
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  • Bigger Than Life (Melodrama, Opera)
  • Everything Amplified
  • Stock Characters - Ignore Deft
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18th Century - Bourgeois Theatre

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19th Century - Romantic Theatre

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  • Melodrama
  • Farce
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  • Melodrama
  • Farce
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19th Century - Romantic Theatre

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End of 19th Century - Modern Theatre

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  • Purpose of Theatre = to Teach
  • Zola (life as it is)
  • We are controlled by environment (no power on ourselves)
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  • Purpose of Theatre = to Teach
  • Zola (life as it is)
  • We are controlled by environment (no power on ourselves)
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End of 19th Century - Modern Theatre

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18th Century (what THT?)

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Bourgeois Theatre (time)

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Bourgeois Theatre (time)

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18th Century (what THT?)

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19th Century (what THT?)

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Romantic Theatre (time)

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Romantic Theatre (time)

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19th Century (what THT?)

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End of 19th Century (what THT?)

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Modern Theatre (time)

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Modern Theatre (time)

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End of 19th Century (what THT?)

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The Well Made Play (ORIGIN)

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French - 5 Acts

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The Well Made Play (as by French)

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5 Acts

  • A1- Exposition (Char., Context)
  • A234- Development (Action, Conflict)
  • A5- Resolition of Conflict (Play Conflict Resolved)
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Play in 5 acts (name)

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The well made play

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Freytag’s Pyramid

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  • Exposition
    Rising Action
  • Climax
    Falling
  • Downfall
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  • Exposition
    Rising Action
  • Climax
    Falling
  • Downfall
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Freytag’s Pyramid

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Shaw doesn’t end everything
Plays with the form
(Why?)

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Shaw plays with the interpretation (How?)

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Shaw plays with the interpretation (How?)

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Shaw doesn’t end everything
Plays with the form
(Why?)

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A woman leaves her children behind (scandalism)

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Hipson’s Realism

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Hipson’s Realism

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A woman leaves her children behind (scandalism)

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Theatre is a place for__________. (Shaw)

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  • Discussion
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Shaw Comedy (discussion plays?)

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To get you to listen
Make you think
(Shaw?)

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To get you to listen
Make you think
(Shaw?)

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Shaw Comedy (discussion plays?)

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Theatre of the Absurd

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  • No Moral
  • Comedy= Defense against Absurdity of life
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  • No Moral
  • Comedy= Defense against Absurdity of life
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Theatre of the Absurd

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Bernard Shaw

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  • Irish 1856
  • London 1876
  • Fabian Society
  • (un)pleasant plays
  • 1st Pygmalion 1913
  • Nobel Prize Saint joan 1925
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Shaw (political person)

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Built socialism/communism

42
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Shaw (dramatist)

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Any Ideal is to be Questioned

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England 1913 (Pygmalion time)

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  • Extreme Poverty and Disparity
  • Richess Country of the World
44
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Eliza - Im a good girl (Pg)

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Pure

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Age of the new (Pg)

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  • Phonetics New Science
  • Recorder Tubes
    (Pg - symbol)
46
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Galatea = Real

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Simalcra
Reflection of himself (female)

47
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  • Phonetics New Science
  • Recorder Tubes
    (Pg - symbol)
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Age of the new (Pg)

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Shaw’s Golden Rule

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No Golden Rule

49
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Shaw, purpose of art is ____________

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to teach

50
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Satyre

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Holds up who we are to ridicule

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Holds up who we are to ridicule

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Satyre

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Verbal Irony (e.g)

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Thank god I’m an atheist (e.g. of _______)

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Thank god I’m an atheist (e.g. of _______)

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Verbal Irony (e.g)

54
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The Myth of Pygmalion and Galatea

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  • Ovid’s Metamorphosis - 16th Century Interpretation - 18th Century Interlude & the romantic artist - 20th Century
55
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Symbols (Pg)

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Clothing, Slippers, Furniture-Stage-Desing, Bird Cage

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Clothing - Symbol (Pg)

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Burnt - Incineration

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Slippers - Symbol (Pg)

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  • Cinderella Effect
  • Throwing= Emancipation
  • to make her free (but she’s not - Woman)
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Themes (Pg)

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  • Barriers (Social, Political, Gender)
  • Language/ Speech
  • Apparence/ Identity
  • Woman doesn’t work
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Eliza always stucked

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  • I’m fit for marriage

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