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    Dobar dan, ja sam Bunks...!

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    KnjiĆŸevni deo "Jevrejskog almanaha" u kome je objavljena priča Rikice Ovadije "Dobar dan, ja sam Bunks...!, odnosi se na literarne radove sa jevrejskom tematikom iz oblasti istorije, knjiĆŸevnosti, umetnosti, memoarske građe i Holokausta. Neki od radova iz ove rubrike objavljuju se po prvi put, neki su objavljeni i na drugim mestima a neki su delovi većih celina (zbirki, romana, memoarske građe, dnevnika i sl.).The literary section of the "Jewish Almanac" where is published story "Dobar dan, ja sam Bunks...! by Rikica Ovadija, refers to literary works on Jewish topics in the fields of history, literature, art, memoirs, and Holocaust. Some of the works in this section are published for the first time, some have been published elsewhere and, some are parts of larger entities (collections, novels, memoirs, diaries, letters, etc.)

    Artaud’s Hyeroglyphic Sign and Böhme’s Aesthetics of Atmosphere: The Semiotic Legacy of the Avant-Garde’s Recognition of the Materiality of Sound

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    Materiality of the sign/sound in theatre appears when various sensory materials remain on the side of the signifier, not trying to reach the signified but energetically pulsating from the stage instead. The semiotics of sound would benefit from exploring the process where the theatrical sign or sound is caught naked in its flight between deliverance and reception, not yet clothed in its signifying dress. Such a semiotics follows oral/aural signs becoming other signs in the area where the senses signify. I suggest that voice and stage sound/noise figure as catalysts of an intermedial flux between sensual, visual, kinetic, and architectural elements of performance, marking a legacy of the avant-garde recognition of the materiality of sound. I demonstrate this using Artaud’s concept of a hieroglyphic idiom as the “expression in space [in which] objects themselves begin to speak through the collusion of objects, silences, shouts and rhythms,” and through Boehme's aesthetics of atmospheres as the art of the set that creates a poetics/technĂš of postdramatic theatre focused on orality/aurality.Au thĂ©Ăątre, la matĂ©rialitĂ© du signe et du son Ă©merge lorsque divers matĂ©riaux sensoriels demeurent du cĂŽtĂ© du signifiant, ne visent pas Ă  atteindre un signifiĂ©, et s’offrent comme une pulsation Ă©manant de la scĂšne. Une sĂ©miotique du son gagnerait Ă  explorer le processus par lequel le signe ou le son est capturĂ© Ă  nu dans son passage entre Ă©mission et rĂ©ception, pas encore recouvert par les effets du sens. Une telle sĂ©miotique suit les signes auditifs dans leur devenir autres, lĂ  oĂč les sens acquiĂšrent une signification. Je suggĂšre que la voix, de mĂȘme des les sons de la scĂšne, servent de catalyseurs au sein d’un flux intermĂ©dial qui regroupe les Ă©lĂ©ments sensuels, visuels, cinĂ©tiques et architecturaux propres Ă  la performance. Il s’agit ici d’un hĂ©ritage laissĂ© par l’avant-garde et sa reconnaissance du rĂŽle jouĂ© par la matĂ©rialitĂ© du son qui fait appel Ă  Artaud et Ă  son concept de langage hiĂ©roglyphique, vĂ©ritable "langage dans l’espace, langage de sons, de cris, de lumiĂšres, d’onomatopĂ©es [que] le thĂ©Ăątre [...] doit [...] organiser en faisant avec les personnages et les objets de vĂ©ritables hiĂ©roglyphes, et en se servant de leur symbolisme et de leurs correspondances par rapport Ă  tous les organes et sur tous les plans” (Le thĂ©Ăątre et son double [146]); et Ă  l’esthĂ©tique atmosphĂ©rique de Boehme comme art de la scĂšne capable de crĂ©er une poĂ©tique/technĂš propre au thĂ©Ăątre post-dramatique ciblĂ© sur la dimension sonore

    Dramaturgie du son : la matĂ©rialitĂ© de la voix et l’architecture du son / bruit dans le thĂ©Ăątre de Romeo Castellucci et de Robert Wilson

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    L’émergence actuelle de la dramaturgie du son n’est pas seulement une question de technique artistique : elle dĂ©coule de la reconnaissance par les avant-gardes de la matĂ©rialitĂ© du son et de la fondation d’une nouvelle esthĂ©tique qui traite le son comme constituant intrinsĂšque d’une nouvelle thĂ©ĂątralitĂ© intermĂ©diale. Elle repose sur deux dimensions indissociables du son au thĂ©Ăątre : la dimension corporelle de la voix, du geste vocal et de l’incantation, et la dimension structurelle du son (concret ou abstrait) de la scĂšne. Le thĂ©Ăątre de Romeo Castellucci et celui de Robert Wilson sont discutĂ©s Ă  la lumiĂšre des mĂ©thodes d’avant-garde qui font rĂ©sonner les sons Ă  la fois dans le corps et dans l’espace. L’oralitĂ© de la performance vocale et l’auralitĂ© des sons et bruits de la scĂšne s’y amalgament, rĂ©sultant de la confluence des impulsions viscĂ©rales / érotiques et structurelles prĂ©sentes dans leurs dramaturgies respectives.The current emergence of dramaturgy of sound is not simply an issue of artistic technique: it stems from the avant-garde recognition of the materiality of sound and from the foundation of a new aesthetics that deals with sound as an intrinsic component of a new intermedial theatricality. It is based on two interrelated dimensions of theatrical sound: the corporeal (voice, vocal gesture and incantation) and the structural (stage sound, both concrete and abstract). The plays of Romeo Castellucci and Robert Wilson are discussed in light of the avant-garde methods that cause sounds to resonate in the body and in space. Here, the orality of the vocal performance and the aurality of stage sound / noise come together thanks to the confluence of the visceral / erotic and structural impulses present in their respective dramaturgies

    Lutko moja. Uspavanka iz dana zbijega

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    KnjiĆŸevni deo „Jevrejskog almanaha“ u kome je objavljena pesma Rikice Ovadije "Lutko moja", odnosi se na literarne radove sa jevrejskom tematikom iz oblasti istorije, knjiĆŸevnosti, umetnosti, memoarske građe i Holokausta. Neki od radova iz ove rubrike objavljuju se po prvi put, neki su objavljeni i na drugim mestima a neki su delovi većih celina (zbirki, romana, memoarske građe, dnevnika i sl.).The literary section of the "Jewish Almanac" where is published poem "Lutko moja" by Rikica Ovadija, refers to literary works on Jewish topics in the fields of history, literature, art, memoirs and Holocaust. Some of the works in this section are published for the first time, some have been published elsewhere and some are parts of larger entities (collections, novels, memoirs, diaries, letters etc.)

    In and out of ‘earsight’ – listening to historical theatre sound recordings

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    This article sets out to explore theatre sound historically by engaging with archival recordings of theatre performances captured in a specific Dutch theatre collection. The usefulness, or aesthetic value, of these recordings for theatre historians has not been systematically explored before. This article examines historical conceptions of sound, both in theatre as well as in the documentary archival format. Departing from Mladen Ovadija’s concept of the dramaturgy of sound, it combines observations regarding the aesthetic organization of performances with source-critical considerations. This article raises questions about archival research of theatre sound through the discussion of two production recordings: a 1966 production of Lewis Carlino’s Telemachus Clay and a 1970 production of De Spaanse Hoer by the group Zuidelijk Toneel
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