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Acting
Keywords and Concepts

Inglese · Tascabile

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An accessible and authoritative compendium of key concepts in acting, this book reveals how the craft has been understood by the world''s leading practitioners and theorists. What is ''truthful'' acting? Am I ''freeing the voice'' and being ''authentic'' in my performance? The idioms of acting can both delight and confound. While enthusiastic theatregoers and aspiring actors may be attracted to studio slang, theorists and practitioners of the craft will argue fiercely over the meaning and use of professional terms, while academics dispute the very philosophical basis of concepts such as ''emotion'' and ''imagination'', ''believability'' and ''character''. Acting: Keywords and Concepts is for readers from all these communities of interest and it provides a practical and reliable evidence-based account of the most significant ideas about acting in circulation today. It is the first book in the field to use innovative computational analysis to produce a comprehensive critical investigation of concepts and terms from a vast corpus of over 1,000 books on acting. By mining the world''s largest digitized database of literary sources on the craft, it provides the most complete and wide-ranging account of the ideas and ideals that define the craft of acting. Organized in digestible sections with pithy ''keyword'' subheadings, this book makes key concepts easily referenceable and reveals the politics and ideologies at play in both dominant and niche acting schools and traditions, indicating how ideas and practices have developed over time as well as where acting theory and practice is heading. Acting: Keywords and Concepts will prove an indispensable companion to anyone interested in the craft of acting and the meaning of its key ideas.

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John Matthews is Head of the School of Society and Culture at University of Plymouth, UK, and a performer and theatre-maker. He is author of Training for Performance (2011) and Anatomy of Performance Training (2014). He is Programme Leader of the prestigious Acting programme with Theatre Royal Plymouth Conservatoire.


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