The Actor's Art: a Practical Treatise On Stage Declamation, Public Speaking ...
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Digitized by Google i The Actor's Art. 123 Fig. 53.— Wit and Taste.
Digitized by Google CHAPTER XII.
ON PASSIONS AND FEELINGS.
Preliminary Observations.
ROSCIUS and Cicero challenged each other as to which of them would render the same thought with the greatest variety — the former in words, the latter in actions. This illus- trates the fact that by a slight modification of actions and words, we can obtain an infinite number of combinations to express the same sentiment.
In the following chapte...rs, we shall analyse the different passions and feelings, and classify them according to their charac- teristic features. We shall also indicate the attitudes and actions suitable for each of them. We can of course only give general rules; it will be for the student to combine and modify the expressions according to his nature, and also to the requirements of the part he is representing.
ANALYSIS OF FEELINGS AND CONDITIONS OF MIND, EXPRESSED BY THE GENERAL ATTITUDE OF THE BODY.
I. Dignity. — The sentiment of dignity may be suggested either by consciousness of merit, power, rank, titles, education, Digitized by Google The Actor's Art.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Digitized by Google i The Actor's Art. 123 Fig. 53.— Wit and Taste.
Digitized by Google CHAPTER XII.
ON PASSIONS AND FEELINGS.
Preliminary Observations.
ROSCIUS and Cicero challenged each other as to which of them would render the same thought with the greatest variety — the former in words, the latter in actions. This illus- trates the fact that by a slight modification of actions and words, we can obtain an infinite number of combinations to express the same sentiment.
In the following chapte...rs, we shall analyse the different passions and feelings, and classify them according to their charac- teristic features. We shall also indicate the attitudes and actions suitable for each of them. We can of course only give general rules; it will be for the student to combine and modify the expressions according to his nature, and also to the requirements of the part he is representing.
ANALYSIS OF FEELINGS AND CONDITIONS OF MIND, EXPRESSED BY THE GENERAL ATTITUDE OF THE BODY.
I. Dignity. — The sentiment of dignity may be suggested either by consciousness of merit, power, rank, titles, education, Digitized by Google The Actor's Art.
What to read after The Actor's Art: a Practical Treatise On Stage Declamation, Public Speaking ...?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gustave Garcia to read onlineMoreLess
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