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values and context
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values and context
All texts reflect the values and context of their time of production, allowing for evaluation of the manner in which artistry shifts over time.
- S presents ideas in form of Aristotelian tragedy play, utilising 5-Act Senecan external structure
- Textual integrity further reflects context - tandem narrative structure + characterisation of R as Machiavellian vice
- simile "Thus, like the formal Vice" - would've been relevant for Elizabethan audience
- S opts to use language to shape meaning (evident in MOP - play)
- highlighting contextual constraints - unable to produce text in manner P has
- P reshapes RIII into docudrama - relevance for modern audience
- P intends to follow progression of S's text - visual text "Act 1" "Act 2" separates work into 5 Acts - just as S's was
- P transitions from realism to staged drama at key times - highlight moments he can provide deeper/differing meaning for
- E.g. in RIII - R's death - stage direction "Richard dies" - denote importance
- P chose to visually rep scene in detail, tint red, slow motion for emphasis
- display nature in which demands of audience change over time - P's decision to violently present death
- Presenting to desensitised audience completely differing S's
- display nature in which demands of audience change over time - P's decision to violently present death
- P chose to visually rep scene in detail, tint red, slow motion for emphasis
- E.g. in RIII - R's death - stage direction "Richard dies" - denote importance
- P transitions from realism to staged drama at key times - highlight moments he can provide deeper/differing meaning for
- P intends to follow progression of S's text - visual text "Act 1" "Act 2" separates work into 5 Acts - just as S's was
- P reshapes RIII into docudrama - relevance for modern audience
- highlighting contextual constraints - unable to produce text in manner P has
- S opts to use language to shape meaning (evident in MOP - play)
- simile "Thus, like the formal Vice" - would've been relevant for Elizabethan audience
- Textual integrity further reflects context - tandem narrative structure + characterisation of R as Machiavellian vice
- duplicious nature of works allows for re-discovering past values - manip and greed
- Manip literally explored through Pacino's re-shaping of Shakespeare's words into visual format
- R's constant aside and pun "[aside] ...I moralise two meanings in one word" - reflected in manner P plays a character + 'deceives' audiences.
- material world of 90's encapsulated in stock footage where P visits Globe Theatre - dacayed over time + surrounded by bustling city
- greed of humanity destroyed classical literature just as R's greed and lust for power become his undoing.
- Peripeteia evident in R's r-questioning "what am I?" + self-references "villian"
- Therefore, context becomes evident through a composer’s choice of textual form, and values are ever-present, allowing responders to re-discover them as they are explored across differing contexts.
- Peripeteia evident in R's r-questioning "what am I?" + self-references "villian"
- greed of humanity destroyed classical literature just as R's greed and lust for power become his undoing.
- material world of 90's encapsulated in stock footage where P visits Globe Theatre - dacayed over time + surrounded by bustling city
- R's constant aside and pun "[aside] ...I moralise two meanings in one word" - reflected in manner P plays a character + 'deceives' audiences.
- Manip literally explored through Pacino's re-shaping of Shakespeare's words into visual format
- S presents ideas in form of Aristotelian tragedy play, utilising 5-Act Senecan external structure
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- Mapa Mental sobre values and context, criado por Jasmyn Connell em 15-08-2016.
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