|
| |||||||||||
| |||||||||||
Full Screen- CERTIFICATE
- DECLARATION
- CONTENTS
- Preface
- 1. Introduction: Drama, Language and Communication
- External Communication System
- Internal Communication System
- Beckett - Language
- Bald Soprano - Problems of Language
- Language
- Arbitrary experimentation
- socio-psychological alienation
- Dramatic techniques
- Hyperrealism
- 2. Towards Experimentation: Form and Technique
- Performance of music in drama
- Music
- Rock-n-roll
- Angel City and Suicide in B-Flat
- communication crisis
- problems of communication.
- psychological repose.
- 3. The Curse of Narcissism: Alienation and Fragmentation
- deep sense of alienation.
- Marnet, Edmond 16
- Colin Stinton comments
- Parhological narcissism.
- Narcissism
- 4. Language: The Tool for Manipulation
- Functions of language in drama
- naturalism
- medium of communication.
- Happy Days
- inadequacy of language
- The Post Modern Condition
- incommunicable relationship
- Shepard
- American Buffalo.
- fringe characters
- Don and Bobby.
- Friendship
- Glengarry Glen Ross.
- A Life in the Theatre
- communicative bond
- Pauses and repetitions
- 5. Conclusion
- Selected Bibliography