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Unspeakable Acts The Avantgarde Theatre Of Terayama Shuji And Postwar Japan Carol Fisher Sorgenfrei

Name: Unspeakable Acts The Avantgarde Theatre Of Terayama Shuji And Postwar Japan Carol Fisher Sorgenfrei
SKU: BELL-11256510
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Unspeakable Acts The Avantgarde Theatre Of Terayama Shuji And Postwar Japan Carol Fisher Sorgenfrei instant download after payment.

Publisher: University of Hawaii Press;b

File Extension: PDF

File size: 13.32 MB

Pages: 337

Author: Carol Fisher Sorgenfrei

ISBN: 9780824827960, 0824827961

Language: English

Year: 2005

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Unspeakable Acts The Avantgarde Theatre Of Terayama Shuji And Postwar Japan Carol Fisher Sorgenfrei by Carol Fisher Sorgenfrei 9780824827960, 0824827961 instant download after payment.

Terayama Shūji (1935-1983) was one of postwar Japan's most gifted and controversial playwrights/directors. Since his death more than twenty years ago, he has been transformed into a cult hero in Japan Despite this notoriety, Unspeakable Acts is the first book in any language to analyze the theater of Terayama in depth. It interrogates postwar Japanese culture and theater through the creative work of this unique yet emblematic artist. By situating Terayama in his historical milieu and by using tools derived from Japanese and Western theories of psychoanalysis, anthropology, sociology, gender, studies, and aesthetics, Carol Fisher Sorgenfrei has woven a sophisticated and provocative study.