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... psychologically interwoven . Using psychological reality as a baseline , Stanislavski experimented with emotional memory to achieve a sense of inner truth . His work on emotional memory was extensive , and was later misconstrued as the ...
... psychologically interwoven . Using psychological reality as a baseline , Stanislavski experimented with emotional memory to achieve a sense of inner truth . His work on emotional memory was extensive , and was later misconstrued as the ...
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... psychological truth in acting . Stanislavski's second book , Building a Character ( 1949 ) conveyed the importance of physicalization but had little impact on theatre or film , since the modified version , known as the Method , was ...
... psychological truth in acting . Stanislavski's second book , Building a Character ( 1949 ) conveyed the importance of physicalization but had little impact on theatre or film , since the modified version , known as the Method , was ...
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... Psychological themes and characters dominated the mainstream of realistic drama , and the Method approach to acting was totally congruent with the naturalistic plays . As Brockett and Findlay noted : The dominant style in the American ...
... Psychological themes and characters dominated the mainstream of realistic drama , and the Method approach to acting was totally congruent with the naturalistic plays . As Brockett and Findlay noted : The dominant style in the American ...
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American Stage | 7 |
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