TAILIEUCHUNG - Lecture Drama II - Modern drama: Lecture 1 - Dr Irum Zulfiqar

This chapter presents the following content: Teacher’s Intro Course orientation Agenda of the talk: drama? types of drama, elements of drama, conventions of drama, a brief history of drama, dramatic terminology, introduction to modern drama, how modern drama is different from classical drama. | DRAMA II MODERN DRAMA Dr Irum Zulfiqar, Applied Linguist Assistant Professor and Manager Research Operations (ORIC) Department of Humanities Faculty of Social Sciences LTC Block Air University E-9 Islamabad LECTURE 1 SYNOPSIS Teacher’s Intro Course orientation Agenda of the Talk: Drama? Types of drama Elements of drama Conventions of drama A brief history of drama Dramatic terminology Introduction to Modern Drama, how modern Drama is different from Classical Drama 5/14/2020 6:01:19 AM LECTURE 1 SYNOPSIS Teacher’s Intro Course orientation Agenda of the Talk: Drama? Types of drama Elements of drama Conventions of drama A brief history of drama Dramatic terminology Introduction to Modern Drama, how modern Drama is different from Classical Drama 5/14/2020 6:01:19 AM Course Orientation 5/14/2020 6:01:19 AM DRAMA II- MODERN DRAMA COURSE ORIENTATION Drama II builds on the knowledge of students from Drama - I, and takes them to the Modern Drama covering the elements of Realism, Naturalism and the Absurdist in modern theater. The plays included in the course represent: the modern, western, and continental dramatic perspectives in their true forms and themes The dominant dramaturgical traditions in the history of Western drama and performance and modernist experiments with the constituent elements of plot, characterization, language, setting, movement, or theme These aspects are brought out in the plays of Ibsen, Beckett, O’Casey and Shaw Course Orientation COURSE DESCRIPTION This course introduces students to drama as one of the dominant literary genres in both ancient and modern worlds. Its primary goal is to help students identify elements of drama as a literary genre and be acquainted with the history and tradition of modern drama. This course allows students to analyze and explore intellectual, social and religious issues relevant to the understanding of modern drama of its age and the contemporary times. Course .

• Sân khấu điện ảnh
• Modern drama
• Lecture Drama
• Dramaturgical traditions
• Western drama
• History of drama
• Dramatic terminology
• Classical drama
• Modern theater
• Analysis of drama
• Absurdist drama
• Scandinavian drama
• Nora’s definition of freedom
• The doll’s house
• Female characters
• Dramatic structure
• Personal influences
• Feministic play
• Tragi comedy
• Irish Civil war
• Feministic Work
• Characters in the play
• Luckys Entrance