ARYSTOTELES VE BERTOLT BRECHT'YN YNGYLYZ TYYATROSUNA ETKYLERY
Ajda Güney
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Ajda Güney
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The aim of this study is to interpret the effects to English theatre of Aristotle who defined the first theory of theatre art in the 4th century B.C,and those of Bertolt Brecht who marked upon the 20th century theatre.The most significant theatre theorist of the 20th century, the German playwright, theatre director and commentator Bertolt Brecht, provided outstanding clues to contemporary playwrights.Brecht, who witnessed the two great world wars of human history, conducted his
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The aim of this study is to interpret the effects to English theatre of Aristotle who defined the first theory of theatre art in the 4th century B.C,and those of Bertolt Brecht who marked upon the 20th century theatre.The most significant theatre theorist of the 20th century, the German playwright, theatre director and commentator Bertolt Brecht, provided outstanding clues to contemporary playwrights.Brecht, who witnessed the two great world wars of human history, conducted his
Key concepts: German, EPIC, Politics, Order (exchange), Literature, Political theatre, Period (music), Political philosophy