Social theater of affections: on the power of theatrical arts to overcome oppressive school relations
Bader Burihan Sawaia,
Kelly Cristina Fernandes
Abstract:Considering, based on Vigotski’s reflections on the actor’s creative work, that character building can be a transformative experience in which the body and affections play a crucial role, we propose a scenic experience that transports such potentialities to social relations as a strategy for overcoming oppression at school. It is the Social Theater of Affections (TSA), the assumptions of which are based on Spinoza, Vigotski and Boal, especially on the concepts of intelligent emotion, catharsis, body, singular/… Show more
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