In William Shakespeare’s plays, characters are often called by common nouns, which can indicate social status (“Gentleman”), occupation (“Gardener”), geographic origin (“Egyptian”) or relationship (“Father”). This anonymous way of naming, which does not assign personal names to the characters, shows that Shakespeare stresses these parts’ affiliation to a ranked and extensive society, mirroring the audience attending the performance, which itself forms a large social spectrum. The study of their identification, based on all the signs which shape the characters — speech headings, costume, props, body, speech —, reasserts a conception of anonymous characters which highlights their social identity to the detriment of their personal identity. Th...
This dissertation examines the approximately 700 anonymous female characters who appear in Sir Thoma...
Lorsqu’à la suite d’une longue série d’apostrophes à la Nuit, la Chance, et le Temps, Lucrèce dénonc...
Dans l’œuvre dramatique de Shakespeare, la voix a le pouvoir de séduire et de faire naître le désir,...
In William Shakespeare’s plays, characters are often called by common nouns, which can indicate soci...
Dans les pièces de William Shakespeare, les personnages sont souvent désignés par un nom commun, qui...
Submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of ArtsText from page ...
The need of use and display multiple identities is the "social marker" which allows to identify in ...
The heroes of the great tragedies of Shakespeare lose their way and manage, thanks to this drift org...
L’identité du personnage théâtral ou opératique se révèle difficilement. Cette figure fictive est d’...
Self-interpretation - the way human agents define themselves through a language of articulacy - is w...
ABSTRACT The relationship between “character ” and an “actor ” appears to be quite straightforward: ...
Dans les pièces de William Shakespeare, la question identitaire est omniprésente. D’ailleurs, il n’...
This thesis is a study of the use of anonymous characters in tragedy, those figures in almost every ...
National audienceÉtudier les différents lieux possibles (en dehors de la page de titre) de l'apparit...
This paper surveys the problems of identity in a number of Shakespeare’s plays, such as The Taming o...
This dissertation examines the approximately 700 anonymous female characters who appear in Sir Thoma...
Lorsqu’à la suite d’une longue série d’apostrophes à la Nuit, la Chance, et le Temps, Lucrèce dénonc...
Dans l’œuvre dramatique de Shakespeare, la voix a le pouvoir de séduire et de faire naître le désir,...
In William Shakespeare’s plays, characters are often called by common nouns, which can indicate soci...
Dans les pièces de William Shakespeare, les personnages sont souvent désignés par un nom commun, qui...
Submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of ArtsText from page ...
The need of use and display multiple identities is the "social marker" which allows to identify in ...
The heroes of the great tragedies of Shakespeare lose their way and manage, thanks to this drift org...
L’identité du personnage théâtral ou opératique se révèle difficilement. Cette figure fictive est d’...
Self-interpretation - the way human agents define themselves through a language of articulacy - is w...
ABSTRACT The relationship between “character ” and an “actor ” appears to be quite straightforward: ...
Dans les pièces de William Shakespeare, la question identitaire est omniprésente. D’ailleurs, il n’...
This thesis is a study of the use of anonymous characters in tragedy, those figures in almost every ...
National audienceÉtudier les différents lieux possibles (en dehors de la page de titre) de l'apparit...
This paper surveys the problems of identity in a number of Shakespeare’s plays, such as The Taming o...
This dissertation examines the approximately 700 anonymous female characters who appear in Sir Thoma...
Lorsqu’à la suite d’une longue série d’apostrophes à la Nuit, la Chance, et le Temps, Lucrèce dénonc...
Dans l’œuvre dramatique de Shakespeare, la voix a le pouvoir de séduire et de faire naître le désir,...