DOI: 10.47749/t/unicamp.2004.326453
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Corpos em criação, cafe e queijo

Abstract: Apresenta¢o, inf1u€ndas e algumas outras coisas! Apresentac;ao, influencias e algumas outras coisas!Gostaria de perceber que no momenta de falar uma voz sem nome me precedia ha muito tempo: bastaria, entao, que eu encadeasse, prosseguisse a frase, me alojasse, sem ser percebido, em seus intersticios, como se ela houvesse me dado um sinal, mantendose, porum instante, suspense. Foucault E s. se nao e_um texto individual! Apresenta-lo, contar a hist6ria de sua constrw;:ao, sena, antes de qualquer co1sa, agradecer… Show more

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“…A cada porta que se abre, mais portas se descobrem. nesse sentido, Ferracini (2004) nos provoca com um questionamento necessário: se é ferramenta, então, quem a utiliza? A mente?…”
Section: Todos Esses Atravessamentosunclassified
“…A cada porta que se abre, mais portas se descobrem. nesse sentido, Ferracini (2004) nos provoca com um questionamento necessário: se é ferramenta, então, quem a utiliza? A mente?…”
Section: Todos Esses Atravessamentosunclassified
“…They wrote the accounts of their processes in articles and books in which they detail anecdotes of their experiences in the field and how they processed their materials inside the studio (cfr. Colla, 2006;Hirson, 2006;Ferracini, 2006;Souza, 1998).…”
Section: Fieldworkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Theater has a logic of its own. Within it, the creative process becomes the major marker and an indispensable methodological tool for revealing the submerged layers of actors' work and the development of their training: the physical and mental space of objective, concrete relationships forged through the actions of the body-in-life, but also subjectiles (Ferracini, 2012) which become lines of force through which the actor on stage is territorialized and de-territorialized, in the multiple relationships that traverse this living space and an architecture that is credible and creates affects. Affects that potentialize fortunate encounters, as Espinoza advocated in his Ethics, and defended more recently by the philosophers of difference (Nietzsche, Foucault, Deleuze, among others).…”
Section: Pedagogy and Training In The Laboratory Dimension Of Theatermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Among the master teachers (Ferracini, 2012) of the acting arts, we give salience to a number of director-pedagogues (although is not our intention here to examine each one of them in detail): Vsevolod Meyerhold (theater of convention and Biomechanics), Leopold Sulerjìtski and Eugene Vakhtângov, central figures within these studios and persons responsible for the birth of new ideas on the ethical and spiritual training of the actor. They also contributed to the dissemination and synthesis of the system developed by Stanislavski, which spawned fertile terrain for creative work in its organizational, ethical and methodological aspects.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%