Psychology And Preaching
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However great and however sustained may be the power of the actor, it is doubtful whether he can banish from the back-ground of the spectator's consciousness the realization of the fact that he is not the person represented, and there are inevitable incidents upon the stage that hinder the com- plete consummation of the illusion. Our concern, however, is not with the professional actor, but with the dramatic ac- tion of the orator. Certainly the illusion of actuality in his representation is no...t to be expected, perhaps not to be desired. Dramatic action in the orator is like a sketch in art ; it is an outline, with details omitted, of the situation and action represented, giving just enough to enable the imagination of the hearer easily to complete the scene. Often the actor himself does no more. Possibly this is excitation of feeling. It is obvious that they have an important function in the communication of ideas. They express thought as well as feeling.
124 PSYCHOLOGY AND PREACHING the reason why the actor at times does not feel adequately the emotion which he portrays.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
However great and however sustained may be the power of the actor, it is doubtful whether he can banish from the back-ground of the spectator's consciousness the realization of the fact that he is not the person represented, and there are inevitable incidents upon the stage that hinder the com- plete consummation of the illusion. Our concern, however, is not with the professional actor, but with the dramatic ac- tion of the orator. Certainly the illusion of actuality in his representation is no...t to be expected, perhaps not to be desired. Dramatic action in the orator is like a sketch in art ; it is an outline, with details omitted, of the situation and action represented, giving just enough to enable the imagination of the hearer easily to complete the scene. Often the actor himself does no more. Possibly this is excitation of feeling. It is obvious that they have an important function in the communication of ideas. They express thought as well as feeling.
124 PSYCHOLOGY AND PREACHING the reason why the actor at times does not feel adequately the emotion which he portrays.
What to read after Psychology And Preaching?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Spurgeon Gardner to read onlineMoreLess
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