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A construção do personagem Beckettiano

Authors: Lima, Caio Lins;

A construção do personagem Beckettiano

Abstract

Monografia (graduação)—Universidade de Brasília, 2011. ; O presente trabalho aborda a construção do personagem de Samuel Beckett. A principal ferramenta para a construção do personagem do Absurdo é o texto, tanto o texto dramático como as pesquisas que foram desenvolvidas sobre ele. Qualquer teoria a respeito serve como base para se obter uma clara visualização do universo beckettiano. O projeto desenvolvido – o espetáculo Quase acabando – reuniu duas das três principais obras do autor irlandês Samuel Beckett. A primeira etapa refere-se a uma pesquisa sobre a poética beckettiana, o contexto histórico e o estilo do autor; a segunda aborda a construção do personagem, o gesto e a palavra, e finalmente a terceira etapa realiza uma exposição sobre como a relação entre os personagens constroem a cena do Absurdo de Samuel Beckett e como se deu esse processo dentro do espetáculo Quase acabando.

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Samuel, Teatro do Absurdo, Teatro - construção de personagem, Beckett, 1906-

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