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Title: Improvisational Comedy in the Discourse of German Aesthetic Thought

Journal or Publication Title:

Իմաստություն=Wisdom=Мудрость

Date of publication:

2020

Volume:

16

Number:

3

ISSN:

1829-3824 ; e-2738-2753

Official URL:

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Corporate Creators:

Խ․ Աբովյանի անվան հայկական պետական մանկավարժական համալսարան

Coverage:

188-198

Abstract:

The article considers the views of German theorists (from G. E. Lessing to P. Sloterdijk) on comiccharacters of improvised folk street performances. It is noted that German enlighteners, who defendedtheir position in a struggle with supporters of French classicism, paid attention for the fruitfulness of thefolk tradition and its role in the development of the national theatre. The active debate about the comic character that erupted in Germany in the XVIII century revealed more fundamental issues related to theboundaries of beauty in aesthetics. The article highrises not only the theoretical experience of G. E. Lessing and J. W. Goethe regarding the need of preserving the living branch of the folk tradition, but also its use directly in their artistic practice. The point of view of the German enlighteners on the creative potentialof farcical improvisations has not lost its relevance in subsequent times. The question of the comic typeand the concept of “comic” as a whole became the scientific interest of German scientists of the XIX–XXIcenturies. The study of their works expanded the horizons of the problem by proposing its consideration in the philosophical, aesthetic, historical, sociological and art criticism aspects.

Place of publishing:

Երևան

Publisher:

Տիգրան Մեծ

Format:

pdf

Identifier:

oai:arar.sci.am:370692

Language:

en

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Apr 16, 2024

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Feb 28, 2024

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