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16]</a><i> </i>Provoking emotions through gestures might seem a cold, detached or unengaged exercise, but through Pavlovianism, Meyerhold introduces another aspect: spontaneity. When Meyerhold expects actors to become Pavlovian dogs, the focus is precisely on the theatrical usage of “Pavlov’s studies of conditioned response behaviour, the origin of behaviorism, a reflex-like realization of an impulse.”<a title="" href="# ftn17">[17]</a><i> </i> The scientific element of Meyerhold’s theory of acting gave a “different method of articulation
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Provoking emotions through gestures might seem a cold, detached or unengaged exercise, but through Pavlovianism, Meyerhold introduces another aspect: spontaneity. When Meyerhold expects actors to become Pavlovian dogs, the focus is precisely on the theatrical usage of “Pavlov’s studies of conditioned response behaviour, the origin of behaviorism, a reflex-like realization of an impulse.”<a title="" href="# ftn17">[17]</a><i> </i> The scientific element of Meyerhold’s theory of acting gave a “different method of articulation.”<a title="" href="# ftn18
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become Pavlovian dogs, the focus is precisely on the theatrical usage of “Pavlov’s studies of conditioned response behaviour, the origin of behaviorism, a reflex-like realization of an impulse.”<a title="" href="# ftn17">[17]</a><i> </i> The scientific element of Meyerhold’s theory of acting gave a “different method of articulation.”<a title="" href="# ftn18">[18]</a> Biomechanics becomes a modern form of acting “aș technically precise aș the miracles of technology” while the theatre aș machine makes the most
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usage of “Pavlov’s studies of conditioned response behaviour, the origin of behaviorism, a reflex-like realization of an impulse.”<a title="" href="# ftn17">[17]</a><i> </i> The scientific element of Meyerhold’s theory of acting gave a “different method of articulation.”<a title="" href="# ftn18">[18]</a> Biomechanics becomes a modern form of acting “aș technically precise aș the miracles of technology” while the theatre aș machine makes the most of this “representative symbol of modern life,”<a title="" href
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Meyerhold’s theory of acting gave a “different method of articulation.”<a title="" href="# ftn18">[18]</a> Biomechanics becomes a modern form of acting “aș technically precise aș the miracles of technology” while the theatre aș machine makes the most of this “representative symbol of modern life,”<a title="" href="# ftn19">[19]</a> în line with the Soviet struggle to construct a coherent form of scientific socialism. The direct results of Meyerhold’s experiments were two productions presented to the public
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acting gave a “different method of articulation.”<a title="" href="# ftn18">[18]</a> Biomechanics becomes a modern form of acting “aș technically precise aș the miracles of technology” while the theatre aș machine makes the most of this “representative symbol of modern life,”<a title="" href="# ftn19">[19]</a> în line with the Soviet struggle to construct a coherent form of scientific socialism. The direct results of Meyerhold’s experiments were two productions presented to the public în 1922, Fernand Crommelynck
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of technology” while the theatre aș machine makes the most of this “representative symbol of modern life,”<a title="" href="# ftn19">[19]</a> în line with the Soviet struggle to construct a coherent form of scientific socialism. The direct results of Meyerhold’s experiments were two productions presented to the public în 1922, Fernand Crommelynck’s The Magnanimous Cuckold and Sukhovo-Kobylin’s The Death of Tarelkin, two grotesque farces with bitter endings. The constructionist artists Lyubov Popova and Varvară Stepanova designed
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utilitarian production aesthetics, where props were called constructions and the biomechanical acting a laboratory of the new mân</i>, Meyerhold was looking actually for a political legitimating theory. A major characteristic of the Russian avant-garde was the socially useful function of any artistic endeavor. And it was dogmatically respected by Meyerhold, together with a modernist deferral în the face of the actual failure of the experiment, a utopian projection into the future when a classless communist society could benefit from the
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given by the parade or exhibition style. Helen Krich Chinoy observed a remarkable connection between different aesthetics based on a rather new element at that time: “The personal distillation of the director was the modern substitute for the whole complex of social and theatrical factors that hâd once made theatre the great collective art. Reinhardt illustrates this process în its baroque, Wagnerian aspect. Vsevolod Meyerhold illustrates it în its constructivist, Marxian aspect.”[23] Nevertheless, the spectators, mainly workers, were perplexed and
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critics followed them by asking for simple plots, characters that are convincing and easy to identify with, a positive treatment of Soviet heroes and life aș it is.[24] Meyerhold's exploration of theatricality could not answer the high demands of socialist realism, the only artistic approach possible after 1934. Aș the Charter of the Writers Union described it at that time: “socialist realism, aș the basic method of Soviet artistic literature and literary criticism, requires of the artist a true
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24] Meyerhold's exploration of theatricality could not answer the high demands of socialist realism, the only artistic approach possible after 1934. Aș the Charter of the Writers Union described it at that time: “socialist realism, aș the basic method of Soviet artistic literature and literary criticism, requires of the artist a true, historically concrete depiction of reality în its revolutionary development. În this respect, truth and the historical concreteness of the artistic depiction of reality must be combined with the
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only artistic approach possible after 1934. Aș the Charter of the Writers Union described it at that time: “socialist realism, aș the basic method of Soviet artistic literature and literary criticism, requires of the artist a true, historically concrete depiction of reality în its revolutionary development. În this respect, truth and the historical concreteness of the artistic depiction of reality must be combined with the task of the ideological transformation and education of the workers în the spirit of Socialism.”[25
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socialist realism, aș the basic method of Soviet artistic literature and literary criticism, requires of the artist a true, historically concrete depiction of reality în its revolutionary development. În this respect, truth and the historical concreteness of the artistic depiction of reality must be combined with the task of the ideological transformation and education of the workers în the spirit of Socialism.”[25] The new actor of the realist theatre was first of all a political activist, able to recreate the
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concrete depiction of reality în its revolutionary development. În this respect, truth and the historical concreteness of the artistic depiction of reality must be combined with the task of the ideological transformation and education of the workers în the spirit of Socialism.”[25] The new actor of the realist theatre was first of all a political activist, able to recreate the language and every-day life of the working class for spectators ready to emulate it: under the social mask on stage
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and the historical concreteness of the artistic depiction of reality must be combined with the task of the ideological transformation and education of the workers în the spirit of Socialism.”[25] The new actor of the realist theatre was first of all a political activist, able to recreate the language and every-day life of the working class for spectators ready to emulate it: under the social mask on stage there was the visible face of the worker. This new direction hâd
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socialist consciousness where the revolutionary avant-garde presumably failed by only confusing spectators. The decline of the old artistic leftists în the 1930s (with their two icons, Meyerhold and Mayakovski, who committed suicide în 1930) was brutally manifested în the closing of Meyerhold’s theatre and his arrest. These directions were not forms of lack of official favors but were generated by a growing hostility towards modernism that was seen by important figures like Gorky, for example, aș a manifestation of the
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of the old artistic leftists în the 1930s (with their two icons, Meyerhold and Mayakovski, who committed suicide în 1930) was brutally manifested în the closing of Meyerhold’s theatre and his arrest. These directions were not forms of lack of official favors but were generated by a growing hostility towards modernism that was seen by important figures like Gorky, for example, aș a manifestation of the corruption and decadence of Western capitalism. Meyerhold was a direct victim of the major
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towards modernism that was seen by important figures like Gorky, for example, aș a manifestation of the corruption and decadence of Western capitalism. Meyerhold was a direct victim of the major campaign of the mid-1930s against modernism în all branches of art, the modernist theatre was fit only for “the perverted tastes of the bourgeois audience” and was perceived aș a dangerous trend în Soviet culture, emerging from the demonized “same source aș leftist grotesquerie în painting, poetry, pedagogy and science
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emerging from the demonized “same source aș leftist grotesquerie în painting, poetry, pedagogy and science”, the same obsession with novelty and shock which inevitably “leads to alienation from genuine art, from genuine science, from genuine literature.”[26] Nevertheless, the impact of Meyerholdism în Russian art was impressive. Years after Meyerhold’s death, Vasily Toporkov remembered the 1930s în these terms: “many of our theatres were still în the grip of a reactionary formalism. În search of the greatest expressiveness and în
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our theatres were still în the grip of a reactionary formalism. În search of the greatest expressiveness and în an attempt to present ‘ideological trends,’ they got lost în paths of vulgar sociology, presenting the authors’ concepts în sharp forms of exaggeration which were called by the then-fashionable name grotesque. There was a kind of directorial orgy. ”[27] În a Pravda article, signed by B. Romashov and published on 26 February 1949, the “nest of bourgeois aesthetes” of the time is
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the greatest expressiveness and în an attempt to present ‘ideological trends,’ they got lost în paths of vulgar sociology, presenting the authors’ concepts în sharp forms of exaggeration which were called by the then-fashionable name grotesque. There was a kind of directorial orgy. ”[27] În a Pravda article, signed by B. Romashov and published on 26 February 1949, the “nest of bourgeois aesthetes” of the time is viciously attacked în naționalist terms: “the anti-patriots eat away at the healthy organism of
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of directorial orgy. ”[27] În a Pravda article, signed by B. Romashov and published on 26 February 1949, the “nest of bourgeois aesthetes” of the time is viciously attacked în naționalist terms: “the anti-patriots eat away at the healthy organism of our literature and art like larvae” and “these emasculated decadents, who slight Soviet literature, have their own genealogy, their mark, their own primogenitor.” The emasculated source of decadence is exposed în a surprising act of remembrance: “his name is Meyerhold
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away at the healthy organism of our literature and art like larvae” and “these emasculated decadents, who slight Soviet literature, have their own genealogy, their mark, their own primogenitor.” The emasculated source of decadence is exposed în a surprising act of remembrance: “his name is Meyerhold, and cosmopolites pray to this evil figure of a typical cosmopolite and anti-Soviet agent.”[28] . [1] Ivan Pavlov. Conditioned Reflexes: An Investigation of the Physiological Activity of the
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want and it is my responsibility towards myself to nourish my talent and create if this is what I want to do. 3. I should be aware that it is also my responsibility to use my art for the benefit of society; to make Planet Earth a more livable, just and equal place. (I am still working on the first two beliefs, but they have managed to completely convince me about the third one.) The theater department hâd some excellent teachers
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socially important. It was în the UȘ that I started learning about teaching dramă to young people, violence prevention în schools through arts and play creation with original material from students. I worked în all the boroughs of NYC, some of them being ghetto areas with a lot of underprivileged students în low-status schools: Harlem, the South-Bronx, outer parts of Queens, East New York. It was also în the UȘ that I got acquainted with the work of Clowns without Borders. Clowns
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