TAILIEUCHUNG - Lecture Drama II - Modern drama: Lecture 26 - Dr Irum Zulfiqar

This chapter presents the following content: Plot type and analysis: development and structure, initial situation, conflict, complication, climax, suspense, denouement, conclusion, literary devices in pygmalion, settings, pygmalion genre, tone, writing style,. | DRAMA II MODERN DRAMA Lecture 26 SYNOPSIS Plot Type and Analysis: Development and Structure Initial Situation Conflict Complication Climax Suspense Denouement Conclusion Literary Devices in Pygmalion Settings Pygmalion Genre Tone Writing Style Title, Beginning and Ending PYGMALION PLOT ANALYSIS COMPLICATION Time- Scene Presentation 1:16:00 – 1:17:14 Henry’s idea of testing Eliza’s learning 1:17:14 – 1:21:03 Eliza’s first achievement and her pleasure 1:21:03 – 1:24:33 A look into the Century : Race party 1:24:33 – till the end of the frame – 1: 32:39 Eliza’s meeting with Higgins’s mother at the Race Party The Mother is told abut Eliz’s reality and her test of two subjects Eliza’s out of plan behavior and the mother’s doubts regarding the hopelessness of this project 1:32:40m- 1:37:45 Eliza’s coming back home , Freddy’s like for Eliza PYGMALION PLOT ANALYSIS COMPLICATION Time- Scene Presentation 1:37:47 – 1:38:17 Eliza, Pickering and Higgins for dinner after the Race Party – Pickering call the Bet off – Higgins being adamant 1:38:17 – 1: 41:38 Pickering’s and Higgins talk before taking Eliza to The Ball Party 1:43:15 – 1:53:20 The King’s Ball and Queen’s Linguist (32 languages) PYGMALION PLOT ANALYSIS CLIMAX After winning the bet, Higgins acts like he was completely bored by the whole process. He and Pickering proceed to talk about Eliza as if she hadn't even taken part in the plan. Eliza gets angry at Higgins and throws a slipper at him. Eliza decides to leave Higgins's home, and the two argue until Higgins loses his cool and nearly hits Eliza. This is where things get a little unconventional. The winning of the bet, which you might expect to happen at the conclusion, is stuck smack dab in the middle of the play, and not much is even made of it. That's where the conflict in the scene comes from, and things wouldn't be nearly as exciting if Shaw didn't tinker with the formula. PYGMALION PLOT ANALYSIS CLIMAX Time- Scene Presentation 1:53:20 – 1:58:44 .

• Sân khấu điện ảnh
• Modern drama
• Lecture Drama
• Dramaturgical traditions
• Western drama
• History of drama
• Dramatic terminology
• Plot type
• Modern theater
• Classical drama
• 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