The actor and the spectator, from Freud to Lacan
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https://doi.org/10.17533/udea.affs.7670Keywords:
actor, audience, choir, body, jouissance, ghostAbstract
Taking in account Freud and Lacan works, this paper questions about what is the actor function in a theatrical performance; paraphrasing Lacan: What does the actor add to the written work? On the other hand, deeping into the mechanisms that the member of the audience uses to put in contact with the play and the actor, arousing his/her own life experiences and emotions through the theatrical experience.
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