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      Contemporary British TheatreAudience and Reception StudiesItalian TheatreTranslation
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      CommunicationContemporary British TheatreDramaJacques Lacan
Que veut dire Martin Crimp lorsqu’il explique que, dans ses pièces Attempts on Her Life (1997) et la trilogie Fewer Emergencies (2005), « l’espace dramatique est un espace mental, pas un espace physique » ? Comment comprendre cette «... more
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      British LiteraturePsychologyCognitive PsychologyPsychoanalysis
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      AdaptationIntertextualityMartin Crimp
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      OntologyMimesisPostdramatic theatreCaryl Churchill
دیوید بارنت در این مقاله به بررسی این موضوع میپردازد که چگونه می توان یک نمایشنامه را پست دراماتیک دانست. او مقاله خود را با بحث از ویژگی های این سرمشق جدید شروع کرده و دو نمایشنامه را برای فهم شیوه بر هم زدن بازنمایی و ساختار زمان... more
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      Postdramatic theatreSarah KaneMartin CrimpAttempts on her Life
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      TheatreMartin CrimpBernard-Marie Koltes
Que veut dire Martin Crimp lorsqu’il explique que, dans ses pièces Attempts on Her Life (1997) et la trilogie Fewer Emergencies (2005), « l’espace dramatique est un espace mental, pas un espace physique » ? Comment comprendre cette «... more
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      British LiteraturePsychologyCognitive PsychologyPsychoanalysis
Although adopting different strategies, Martin Crimp and Simon Stephens avoid the truthfulness of docudrama, preferring a more or less allusive re-narration of events. To dramatise the dialogue between the personal and public dimension of... more
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      ShakespeareContemporary British TheatreWar on TerrorMartin Crimp
Does a feminist dramaturgy exist for male playwrights? The post-1990s work of British playwrights Simon Stephens, Tim Crouch and Martin Crimp variously enact an attrition between female protagonists and male writers. Appraising these... more
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      Gender StudiesPhenomenologyContinental PhilosophyÉmmanuel Lévinas
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      The BodySarah KaneMartin Crimp
Crítica de la ópera Written on Skin de George Benjamin. Revista Ritmo.
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      Contemporary MusicMartin CrimpGeorge Benjamin
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      Theatre TranslationFrench TheatreMartin CrimpMarivaux
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      Contemporary British TheatreMartin CrimpLe Festival d'AvignonAvignon
An analysis of Martin Crimp's Attempts on her Life and Sarah Kane's 4:48 Psychosis as examples of postdramatic dramaturgy.
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      Postdramatic theatreSarah KaneMartin Crimp4:48 Psychosis
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      ShakespeareSarah KaneIn-Yer-Face TheatreMartin Crimp
Gülten Akın ve Martin Crimp'in Attempts on Her Life ve Batak adlı oyunlarının, toplumların ana hatlarına işlemiş ataerkil sistem ve kapitalizm olgularının insan hayatı ve toplumsal yapıdaki yansımaları
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      In Yer Face TheatreMartin CrimpToplumsal CinsiyetKadının Yeri
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      Phenomenology of the bodyMartin CrimpStage PropsThe Senses
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      Domestic ViolenceMartin CrimpLinguistic violence
 Le dramaturge britannique Martin Crimp suggère dans ses didascalies un usage ironique de la musique et des sons. L’antiphrase, figure par excellence de l’ironie, est alors transposée d’un système sémiotique textuel à un système... more
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      Martin CrimpIrony
In Martin Crimp’s plays, humour only serves to make the ensuing anguish more acute. The playwright achieves this purpose by using two specific dramatic strategies: one that will be described as ‘generic oscillation’, the other referred to... more
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      Martin CrimpBlack Comedy
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      EthicsLiterature and MedicineDesireMartin Crimp
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      Reception StudiesContemporary British TheatreItalian TheatreMartin Crimp
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      Contemporary British TheatreHarold PinterIntertextualityMartin Crimp
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      TerrorismNarrativeMartin CrimpSimon Stephens
When Martin Crimp's The Country was first performed at London's Royal Court Theatre in 2000, critics focused on its Pinterian echoes, the popular motif of betrayal, as well as its attack on the rural myth, and described it as a disturbing... more
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      Contemporary British TheatrePhenomenology of the bodyMartin CrimpObjects
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      ShakespeareSarah KaneIn Yer Face TheatreMartin Crimp
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      Contemporary British TheatreWar on TerrorMartin CrimpTragedy
Martin Crimp’s play "The Country" (2000) includes several scenes with a peculiar fixture: an ancient Roman outpost with the arms of an armchair. Two women sit into it. Stone and flesh appear to understand each other perfectly: And I’d... more
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      Postdramatic theatreGilles DeleuzeObject Oriented OntologyEmergence
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      The BodySarah KaneMartin Crimp
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      EthicsMartin CrimpMichel Foucault and the theory of Power
Martin Crimp’s plays are peopled with characters who are constantly shunning the harsh reality of their daily existence, choosing denial rather than acknowledgment. Linguistic avoidance is a recurring technique through which language... more
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      Martin CrimpDefence Mechanisms (Psychology)
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      Translation StudiesContemporary British TheatrePhenomenologyAdaptation