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Del excentrismo teatral a la teoría a la teoría del montaje: Bertolt Brecht y S.M. Eisenstein

Authors: Sánchez-Biosca, Vicente;

Del excentrismo teatral a la teoría a la teoría del montaje: Bertolt Brecht y S.M. Eisenstein

Abstract

El presente texto pone en relación las poéticas de Bertolt Brecht y Sergei Eisenstein en relación con la teoría del montaje que se impoe en teatro y cine al filode los años 1920-1930. La práctica excéntrica común a muchas vanguardias es interpretada en los dos casos señalados mediante un esfuerzo suplementario por centrar el mensaje ideológico. Sin embargo, la dialéctica entre extrañamiento y centramiento o de atracción y efecto ideológico final, respectivamente, tendrá una función y mecánica también distinta.

Keywords

UNESCO::CIENCIAS DE LAS ARTES Y LAS LETRAS, cine y vanguardias, Bertolt Brecht, montaje cinematográfico, Eisenstein

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