Tools and Techniques for Character Interpretation: A Handbook of Psychology for Actors, Writers, and DirectorsLimelight Editions, 2006 - 325 páginas A must for both the aspiring and seasoned artist. Uniquely geared to the work of theatre and film artists, this book, for the first time, sets out clearly and concisely the ideas, principles, and character typology of various psychological schools from Freudian, Kleinian, and Jungian to contemporary developments. The practical uses and applications of their theories are graphically demonstrated throughout the book by means of numerous examples and in-depth analyses drawn from classic and contemporary theatrical and cinematic literature. Stanislavskian methods are also discussed. An immensely useful, essential tool for character creation and analysis. Features a foreword by noted acting teacher Alice Spivak. |
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... give but in order to take whatever they feel is missing in their lives . Dealing with people who appear to be compliant but are actually demanding can be very draining . 2. Detached : These types tend to move away from people and claim ...
... give but in order to take whatever they feel is missing in their lives . Dealing with people who appear to be compliant but are actually demanding can be very draining . 2. Detached : These types tend to move away from people and claim ...
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... give , it is only with the objective of taking — an objective of which they may be entirely unconscious . If the ... gives rise to guilt over the desire to destroy it , and the infant feels that there must be some kind of reparation ...
... give , it is only with the objective of taking — an objective of which they may be entirely unconscious . If the ... gives rise to guilt over the desire to destroy it , and the infant feels that there must be some kind of reparation ...
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... gives him an inertia that he finds it difficult to overcome . He must need that sort of masochistic , codependent relationship on some level . Perhaps his mother was that way with him , and the only way to retain her love was to give in ...
... gives him an inertia that he finds it difficult to overcome . He must need that sort of masochistic , codependent relationship on some level . Perhaps his mother was that way with him , and the only way to retain her love was to give in ...
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SIGMUND Freud Father OF PSYCHOANALYSIS | 13 |
ANNA Freud | 71 |
MELANIE Klein and OBJECTRELATIONS THEORY | 89 |
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How to Rehearse when There is No Rehearsal: Acting and the Media Alice Spivak,Robert Blumenfeld Vista de fragmentos - 2007 |
How to Rehearse when There is No Rehearsal: Acting and the Media Alice Spivak Vista previa limitada - 2007 |