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Le théâtre bref d'Elena Garro : une esthétique de la communication humaine, entre la mexicanité et l'universalité

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Auteur / Autrice : Marie-Jeanne Galera
Direction : Daniel Meyran
Type : Thèse de doctorat
Discipline(s) : Études ibériques et latino-américaines
Date : Soutenance en 1998
Etablissement(s) : Perpignan

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The production of elena garro, a contemporary mexican writer, includes novels, short stories and theatre plays. The rebel personnality of this author who never hesitated to bind herself in the way of contestation has often occulted the aesthetic richness of her texts, of her dramatic works in particular. Most of time, her plays gave rise to excessive interpretations, which conduced to size up the works and their author in different movements of social and political demands. The main aesthetic characteristic of her plays has been ignored up to the present : most of them (12 out of 14) are brief (no more than 40 mn. On stage) and composed of one single act. The brief structure has a notable effect upon dramatic language and upon the whole theatrical communication, from the author till the spectator. In addition to the production context, the study of these short plays requires a revision and an adaptation of the different theoretical and methodological systems inherents in the analysis of dramatic texts, from plato and aristotle till language sciences. This approach allows to emphasize the essence of the drama according to elena garro : the theatre as a place of communication, above all as a place of intercultural and human communication.