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Мода и театр: грани взаимодействия

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Book 05 Feb 2015 Russian Publisher:Российский государственный профессионально-педагогический университет

Мода и театр: грани взаимодействия

Abstract

Анализируются проявления театрального в моде, происходящие из природного желания человека преобразовывать собственную внешность и создавать соответствующее ей окружающее пространство. Феномены моды и театра рассматриваются с точки зрения характерного для эпохи постмодерна взаимопроникновения явлений культуры. Предназначена студентам художественных специальностей, преподавателям философско-культурологических и искусствоведческих дисциплин, а также всем интересующимся феноменом моды.

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СОВРЕМЕННАЯ КУЛЬТУРА, ФИЛОСОФИЯ МОДЫ, КУЛЬТУРА ПОВСЕДНЕВНОСТИ, СЦЕНИЧЕСКИЙ ОБРАЗ, ФЕНОМЕН ТЕАТРА, ТЕАТРАЛИЗАЦИЯ КУЛЬТУРЫ, ИГРОВЫЕ МЕТОДЫ, ТЕОРИЯ МОДЫ, ФЕНОМЕН МОДЫ, ПЕРЕВОПЛОЩЕНИЕ, ВЗАИМОДЕЙСТВИЕ ИСКУССТВ, ПРЕОБРАЖЕНИЕ, ВЗАИМОПРОНИКНОВЕНИЕ ЯВЛЕНИЙ КУЛЬТУРЫ, САМОПРЕЗЕНТАЦИЯ ИМИДЖА, СЦЕНИЧЕСКОЕ ПРОСТРАНСТВО, ПОДРАЖАНИЕ, ПРЕОБРАЗОВАНИЕ ВНЕШНОСТИ, ЗРЕЛИЩА, ЗРИТЕЛЬСКОЕ ВОСПРИЯТИЕ, ФЕНОМЕНЫ КУЛЬТУРЫ, СОЦИОКУЛЬТУРНЫЕ ФЕНОМЕНЫ, ТЕАТРАЛЬНОСТЬ, САМОРЕАЛИЗАЦИЯ ЛИЧНОСТИ, ТЕАТРАЛИЗОВАННОЕ СОЗНАНИЕ

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