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We said above that the theater was the main arena for
ReplyDeletethe origin of semiotic ideas. The complexity of the theater of the object (it
multilingualism) has brought to life a serious work not only on its creation, but
and on perception. Therefore, in 1907, in the journal "Vesy" Vsevolod
The Emilevich Meyerhold (1874-1940)wrote:
"CONDITIONAL method believes in the theater of the fourth Creator - after
author, actor and Director; it - the viewer. CONDITIONAL theater creates a
this dramatization, where the audience with his imagination, creative,
you have to finish the data stage hints. CONDITIONAL theater
is that the audience "never for a moment forgets that before him the actors
that play, and the actors that they face the audience, and under the feet
scene, and on the sides-the scenery. In the picture: looking at her, not for a moment
forget that this-colors, canvas, brush, and however get
higher and enlightened sense of life. And even so often: the more
the picture, the stronger the sense of life" (Meyerhold , V. E. From
letters about the theatre // the Scales. -- 1907. -- No 6. P. 95). Quoted saying in
the above quotation is of V. E. Meyerhold