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Didática da performatividade espetacular

Authors: Dubois, Jerôme; Icle, Gilberto;

Didática da performatividade espetacular

Abstract

Com base em casos precisos, a contribuição que segue visa a esclarecer o caráter particularmente didático da performatividade, quando essa acontece no contexto de práticas espetaculares - artísticas ou não. Após uma definição e uma genealogia da palavra, exemplificar-se-á o caráter didático da performatividade, por intermédio do trabalho de profissionais do teatro, em três casos, a saber: o contexto de um teatro-oficina; uma turma de integração escolar e um espetáculo-procissão organizado pela Casa do Protestantismo. Serão abordados, em seguida, os usos sociais do teatro (na empresa, no hospital e na prisão). Por fim, serão mencionados dois casos sem profissionais do teatro, no domínio da publicidade e do esporte-espetáculo.

With the help of such cases, this article wants to show the specificity didactic of the performativity when this one come inside spectaculars practices – artistic or not. After a definition and a genealogy of the word, we show the specificity didactic of the performativity through the work of theatre’s professionals in three cases, in a atelier of theatre, in a class-room for deficient child, during a spectacle organised by the prostestantism’s house; we evoke then the social uses of theatre without of theatre (inside firm, hospital, jail); finally, we speak about two cases without theatre’s professionals, in the publicity and the sport’s show.

Keywords

Teatro, Sociedade, Performativity spectacular, Didática

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