Théâtralité hors théâtre : pour lire Nietzsche
Goetschel, Jacques
Théâtralité hors théâtre : pour lire Nietzsche - 2005.
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Considering theatrality less as the essence of theatre, which is the high place for Mimesis, than the condition of its emergence, we would like to bring to force what could express it above text and performance : alterity, impresentability, feminity. Even if it seems closely related to place and acting of the representation, including the actors, the spectator and the setting, theatrality will prove to be a place for creativity, a transitional space in which truth can be performed. We will assess its stakes through a second intertextual reading of The Birth of Tragedy and of posthumous extracts from the same period ; we can at the same time wonder over the legitimacy of a theatral instinct which would be one of the essential forms of the « Kunstriels » ; its fate is to act as a metaphor of an « acting Dionysos » and to a revealing poetisation of truth for which the actor eventually turns out to be the interpret in so far as he plays on it on being absent and he opens a text to the other, who never introduces himself as such.
Théâtralité hors théâtre : pour lire Nietzsche - 2005.
42
Considering theatrality less as the essence of theatre, which is the high place for Mimesis, than the condition of its emergence, we would like to bring to force what could express it above text and performance : alterity, impresentability, feminity. Even if it seems closely related to place and acting of the representation, including the actors, the spectator and the setting, theatrality will prove to be a place for creativity, a transitional space in which truth can be performed. We will assess its stakes through a second intertextual reading of The Birth of Tragedy and of posthumous extracts from the same period ; we can at the same time wonder over the legitimacy of a theatral instinct which would be one of the essential forms of the « Kunstriels » ; its fate is to act as a metaphor of an « acting Dionysos » and to a revealing poetisation of truth for which the actor eventually turns out to be the interpret in so far as he plays on it on being absent and he opens a text to the other, who never introduces himself as such.
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