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32 Cards in this Set
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Story
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is everything
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Plot
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hight of conflicts
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Dramatic Action
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the movement of opposing forces toward a resolution
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Ex of dramatic action
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hero's death
Villain's defeat |
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Climatic Structure
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the plot begins late in the story
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3 charatistics of climatic theatre
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1) Not alot of sceenes
2)limited characters 3)construction is tight (there is nothing extra in the play write) |
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Episodic Structure
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people, places, and events are aboundant
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6 charatisitics of episodic structure
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1) people places and events are aboundant
2)have sub or parelle plots 3)jusxtaposition 4)constast 5)public and private scenes 6)comulative |
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Jusxtapostion
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puts two things together to make them stand out
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Telos
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Purpose or goal.
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What is the idea behind telos/
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Everything has a telos- something inside that its trying to be.
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4 Elements of Tragedy
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Recognitiong
reversal Resolution Deus ex machina |
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deus ex machina
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a machine that lifts an actor, as n a god from above to make a sudden soution, not probabal
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Recognition
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the change from ignorance to knowledge
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Reversal
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goes from bad to good vise versa
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Resolution
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tying up loose ends
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catharsis
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what you got from a play, untimate aim of tragety
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2 ideas of catharsis
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purgation
clarification |
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Purgation
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ppurging from the body, the idea that the Catharsis would get rid of extra emotions/passion
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clarification
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Tragic harmony, happens in the play moment of enlightment
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what is clarification connected to/
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dramitic structure
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Neocassicism Orgin?
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French
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Neoclassical Rules are while Aristotle was?
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Prescriptive
Descriptive |
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Proscemin Stage?
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Audience facing 1 way with a frame with the stage behind it (came about during renassiance)
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what came with the Proscemin Stage?
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Great set paintings
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Neoclassical Rules-3
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Verisimilitude
Decorum unities of Time, Place, and Action |
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Verisimilitude
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likeness to life, what could happen in reality
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decorum
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behave appropriately
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Medieval theatre usually
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traveled and was religious in nature
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There were no _______ in Medieval Thertre
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women
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Renaissance
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"rebirth" a time of humanism. discovery and art
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3 things n medival theatre
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-commedia dell' arte
-proscenium stage -neoclassicism |
