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Showing 1 to 19 of 19 for “"Chekhov"”.
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Chekhov: medical aloofness in literature.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Dept. of Humanities. Thesis. 1970. B.S.
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Reactive trajectory adjustment for motion execution using Chekhov
Robots are becoming more and more prominent in the world of manufacturing for assembling products. Currently most of these robots, such as the ones used in automobile manufacturing have specific pre-programmed tasks and motions, and no sense of their surrounding environment. In many of today's …
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Reactive integrated motion planning and execution using Chekhov
… or robustness. In this thesis we present Chekhov, a reactive, integrated motion planning and execution executive that addresses these shortcomings using four key innovations. First, unlike traditional planners, the planning and execution components of Chekhov are very closely integrated. …
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The Michael Chekhov Technique: In The Classroom and On Stage
… as “My most brilliant pupil,” Michael Chekhov’s approach to acting is founded in an understanding of the artist as a whole being whose thoughts, feelings, desires, voice, and physical body are intimately interwoven. The Michael Chekhov technique trains these aspects jointly while …
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Set Design for Three Sisters: An Extraordinary Encounter with Chekhov
The thesis An Extraordinary Encounter with Chekhov strives to examine the process and phases involved in the design of the set for Anton Chekhov's Three Sisters. This play was produced in the Spring of 2007, at the University of New Orleans. This production was chosen by the graduate committee, as …
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Concepts of Time in the Works of Anton Cexov (Chekhov)
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Staging Europe, Staging Ireland: Ibsen, Strindberg, and Chekhov in Irish Cultural Politics, 1899--1922
… and revivals of plays by Ibsen, Strindberg, and Chekhov at the Theatre of Ireland (1906--1912) and the Irish Theatre Company (1914--1920), this study reveals the critical role of Northern Europe in the search for wider, alternative models for Irish national drama. The study examines the appeal …
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Anton Chekhov:the Characterization And Interpretationof A Historical Figure For The Stage
… the execution of the monograph role of "Anton Chekhov" in the original one-act play, An Evening with Anton Chekhov. The play script, rehearsal and public performances of the piece are all self- generated by the candidate, with the proper assistance of the thesis committee. This written thesis …
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A genealogy of the embodied theatre practices of Suzanne Bing and Michael Chekhov: the use of play in actor training
… of Suzanne Bing (1885-1967) and Michael Chekhov (1891-1955) utilised forms of what I term Embodied Play as a constituent part of their actor training processes. A methodology is developed in the introduction which draws on Foucault’s notion of genealogy and Feminist approaches to …
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Fighting the Lethargy: Creating the Role of Masha in Anton Chekhov's The Three Sisters
… the role of Masha in The Three Sisters by Anton Chekhov. This includes research, character analysis, rehearsal journal and an evaluation of my performance. The Three Sisters was produced by the University of New Orleans Department of Film, Theatre and Communication Arts in New Orleans, Louisiana. …
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Searching for a Path to Authenticity Through Physical Theatre Practices as the Baron Docteur in Parks' Venus
… as Kristen Linklater, Anne Bogart, Michael Chekhov, Keith Johnstone, and several others. This theoretical understanding was supplemented by personal explorations in the studio, as well as in the rehearsal hall. I then attempt to synthesize the discoveries made therein into a set of practices …
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Memoried flesh: shock and trauma in late nineteenth-century Russian fiction
… focus on the works by Fedor Dostoevsky and Anton Chekhov. The current genealogy of trauma relies heavily on the work of Sigmund Freud and of subsequent scholars and is often retrospectively imported into analyses of nineteenth-century literary texts. In contrast, the author of this study relies on …
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Sudleigh: place and politics in the modern short story
… discussion of various stories by such writers as Chekhov, Joyce, Mansfield, Hemingway, Carver, Simpson, Kelman and Munro, the four chapters respond to several questions. How can the writer renew the realist short story and make it relevant? How can the writer make the short story both represent …
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Tarpukario spaudos Šiauliuose raida: „Momentas“, „Mūsų momentas“, „Įdomus mūsų momentas“ /
… (Fedor Dostoyevsky, Alexander Pushkin, Anton Chekhov), translated by publishers.The weekly changed. First of all in number of copies: “Momentas”: 2 000, “Mūsų momentas”: 2 500, “Įdomus mūsų momentas”: 2 500 copies. This shows that the periodical gained popularity. Name of the weekly also …
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Random partitions and the quantum Benjamin-Ono hierarchy
… on the line in one-cut potentials V due to Chekhov-Eynard (2006) and Borot-Guionnet (2012). Our analysis relies on the Lax operator L for the quantum Benjamin-Ono hierarchy introduced by Nazarov-Sklyanin (2013). L is expressed through Toeplitz operators whose symbols are affine Kac-Moody …
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Transgressive women and bad mothers: Alternatives to traditional maternity in the Russian literary context
Submission published under a 24 month embargo labeled 'U of I Access', the embargo will last until 2025-05-01
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Bored As Hell: Reading Boredom in Modern Literature
… die of boredom. The third chapter examines Anton Chekhov’s plays, James Joyce’s Dubliners, and Virginia Woolf’s To the Lighthouse and explores what it means to be bored with life itself and complain about it. I bring Heidegger’s profound boredom together with Werner Hamacher’s essay on complaints …
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Authorial Cameos in Post-Romantic Russian Literature
… Eugene Onegin and Gogol's Dead Souls; 2) Chekhov's "Ariadna"; 3) Bulgakov's "Morphine"; 4) Nabokov's The Gift. In the Conclusion, I offer brief readings of Kharms's "The Old Woman" and "A Fairy Tale" and Zoshchenko's Youth Restored. One feature in particular stands out when examining these …