This thesis aims first to clarify the concept of estrangement, beginning with the origins of the term coined by Viktor Shklovsky in the field of narratology, and then proceeding to introduce the neo-Marxist perspective that Fredric Jameson offers on Brecht's method. By applying these tools to the German writer, who made the effect of estrangement the hallmark of his theatrical work, I intend to highlight the revolutionary and highly significant relevance in its final play, which continues to shape the theatrical and literary landscape.
La presente tesi si propone di chiarire dapprima il concetto di straniamento, partendo dalla genesi del termine che Viktor Sklovskij conia in ambito narratologico, proseguendo poi con l'introdurre la prospettiva neomarxista che Fredric Jameson offre sul metodo brechtiano. Applicando questi strumenti all'ultimo dramma dello scrittore tedesco, che ha fatto dell'effetto di straniamento la marca distintiva della propria produzione teatrale, intendo metterne in luce la portata rivoluzionaria e quanto mai attuale che continua a offrire al panorama teatrale e letterario.
Fredric Jameson e il metodo Brecht. Lo straniamento in "Leben des Galilei"
MORATTO, VERONICA
2025/2026
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This thesis aims first to clarify the concept of estrangement, beginning with the origins of the term coined by Viktor Shklovsky in the field of narratology, and then proceeding to introduce the neo-Marxist perspective that Fredric Jameson offers on Brecht's method. By applying these tools to the German writer, who made the effect of estrangement the hallmark of his theatrical work, I intend to highlight the revolutionary and highly significant relevance in its final play, which continues to shape the theatrical and literary landscape.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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