-
November 1993. Print.
Quoted in Watts, Carol. "Mike Leigh's
Naked and the
Gestic Economy of Cinema." Women: A
Cultural Review. 7.13 (1996): 271. Print. "Vote...
- the
patriarchates of
Jerusalem and Alexandria),
while there was
another gestic notation originally used for the
asmatikon (choir book) and kontakarion...
-
method lacks the
social insight and
pedagogical function of Brecht's own
Gestic form: "when Vakhtangov's
actor says 'I'm not laughing, I'm demonstrating...
-
University of Chicago, the
Serpent Players used Brecht's
elucidation of
gestic acting, dis-illusion, and
social critique, as well as
their own experience...
- gest, gestant, gestate, gestation, gestational, gestative, gestatory,
gestic, gesticulant, gesticular, gesticulate, gesticulation, gestural, gesture...
-
towards that
action simultaneously); a
fabel indicates the
sequence of
gestic episodes that
constitute the
dramatic or
theatrical narrative. Carl Weber...
- Its
gestic notation was
different from
Middle Byzantine notation used in
Italian and
Athonite Kontakaria of the 13th century,
where the
gestic signs...
- tetartos.
Kontakion of
Pascha (Easter) The
Slavic kondakar has the old
gestic notation which referred (in the
first row) to the hand
signs used by the...
- take over
whatever I
hitherto found right, like what I once
termed the
gestic approach to music. The
melody must give
clear expression to the gest. It...
- Brecht's most
significant theatrical techniques that
combines the use of
gestic expression and
social meaning within a
certain movement,
vocal display or...
