FONS SASTRE, MARTÍN BIENVENIDO
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01/01/2025
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This article focuses on the study of acting, the process of acting creation, from a semiotic perspective. The aim is to discuss and analyse the contributions that this scientific perspective has developed for the understanding of the artistic work carried out by the actor as a communicative and expressive being. The analysis ranges from the first research carried out by the scholars of the Linguistic Circle of Prague, where the structuralist understanding of the actor's creation is of great interest, to the later theatrical theory that posits acting as a partial text within the performance text created from a body in action made up of verbal and non-verbal expressive signs that the receiver-audience must decode.
Acting; Creativity; Performance text; Performing arts; Semiotic