THEATRICALIZATION OF LIFE. PRACTICES AND STRATEGIES - KAZIMIERZ BRAUN

The book "Theatricalization of Life. Practices and Strategies" is a fascinating journey through the world of theater and its influence on our daily lives. Kazimierz Braun, an experienced creator and theater researcher, analyzes how everyday life turns into a spectacle. It is a must-read for anyone interested in theater, sociology, and social psychology.

• Analysis of theatricalization in various fields: from family life to politics.
• Tools for studying theatricalization: ways to distinguish it from everyday life and the art of theater.
• Author's experience: both as a creator and a theater researcher.
• Edition: Pages: 277, Format: 205x135x18 mm.
• Year of publication: 2020, binding: paperback.
• Publisher: Adam Marszałek.

The author, Kazimierz Braun, based on his rich experience, analyzes theatricalization in many aspects of life, such as family life, work, education, sports, politics, and religion. This book offers the reader unique tools to understand and examine this phenomenon, allowing them to distinguish theatricalization from everyday life and theatrical art.

"Theatricalization of Life" is not only a theoretical analysis but also a practical guide that helps understand how theater influences our perception of the world and our social interactions. The author describes in detail how theatrical elements permeate various areas of life, turning them into spectacles in which each of us plays our part.

This book is especially recommended for students and researchers of theater, sociology, psychology, and anyone interested in culture and society. Thanks to it, you can better understand the mechanisms that guide our behavior and our relationships with other people. Kazimierz Braun combines theoretical knowledge with practical experience in his work, creating a work that is both inspiring and informative. This book is the key to understanding how theater shapes our lives and how we ourselves shape the theater of our lives.