Drama as Text and Performance : Strindberg's and Bergman's Miss Julie / Egil Törnqvist.
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TextPublisher: Amsterdam : Amsterdam University Press, [2012]Copyright date: ©2012Description: 1 online resource (262 p.) : 20 halftonesContent type: - 9789085550686
- 9789048517404
- 839.726 23
- PT9812.F82 T67 2012
- PT9812.F82 T67 2012
- online - DeGruyter
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Frontmatter -- Contents/Innehåll -- Foreword -- Strindberg’s Miss Julie -- Bergman’s Miss Julie -- Conclusions -- Photos from the performance -- Förord -- Strindbergs Fröken Julie -- Bergmans Fröken Julie -- Slutsatser -- List of illustrations/Illustrationsförteckning -- Production Data -- Produktionsdata -- References/Referenser
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This book is a study of August Strindberg’s famous drama Miss Julie, presented in both Swedish and English. Since it was first performed in 1888, Miss Julie has became one of the most successful plays written by Strindberg, widely considered one of the pioneers of modern drama. The book provides a penetrating analysis of the author’s text, followed by a close investigation of Ingmar Bergman’s much lauded 1985 production at the Royal Dramatic Theatre in Stockholm. Drama as Text and Performance is intended as a paradigmatic illustration of similarities and differences between the two media—textand performance and their recipients, readers and spectators.
Mode of access: Internet via World Wide Web.
In English.
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