INTIMATE PRIVATE PUBLIC - ESSAYS ON CONTEMPORARY THEATRE

Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of contemporary theatre, where the boundaries between intimacy, privacy and the public blur in a dynamic game of interpretations and meanings. This book is a collection of essays that open up new perspectives on the analysis of drama and theatre, using sociological, philosophical and anthropological categories. Discover how changing society affects art and how theatre reflects our daily lives.

• Insightful analyses of contemporary theatre performances
• Interdisciplinary approach combining sociology, philosophy and anthropology
• Reflection on the relationship between daily life and artistic practice
• Key to understanding the changes in consciousness in the media society
• Analysis of the influence of the media on the intimate, private and public spheres
• Attempt to answer the question of the role of art in the circulation between the spheres of life

The book "Intimate - private - public" is an invitation to deep reflection on the state of contemporary culture and its reflection in the theatre. The essays contained in this collection are a valuable source of knowledge for students, researchers and all art lovers who want to understand the complex relationships between the inner world of the individual and the public space. This publication shows how the theatre becomes an arena in which the most important dramas of our time are played out, and how artists and creators are constantly looking for new forms of expression to reflect the spirit of the changing reality.

The University of Silesia Press, known for its high-quality scientific publications, gives readers a work that combines erudition and passion. The authors of the essays, outstanding experts in theatre and culture, present their interpretations in an accessible and inspiring way, encouraging further research and discussion. This book is not only a collection of analyses, but also an invitation to a dialogue about the role of art in shaping our identity and understanding the world.

The format of the book (216x158 mm) and the hardcover binding make it a durable and aesthetic item, ideal for reading and storing in the library. The year of publication (2015) shows that the content contained in it is still current and inspiring, and the issues raised by the authors remain alive and important for the contemporary reader. The number of pages (320) guarantees a rich content and a variety of perspectives that will satisfy even the most demanding readers.

Discover how the theatre becomes a mirror of our times, reflecting intimate experiences, private concerns and public debates. Let this book be your guide to the fascinating world of contemporary theatre, where the boundaries between reality and fiction blur and art becomes a tool to understand yourself and the world around us.