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Acknowledgements | ||
Introduction | 1 | |
1 | Acting and the phenomenological problem | 4 |
2 | Acting and semiotics | 10 |
3 | Acting and athletics | 19 |
4 | The psychology of acting | 26 |
5 | The psychology in acting | 33 |
6 | The dynamics of acting: skills | 45 |
7 | The dynamics of acting: process | 52 |
8 | The dynamics of acting: style | 71 |
9 | The cybernetics of acting: space and design | 83 |
10 | The cybernetics of acting: director and rehearsal | 91 |
11 | The cybernetics of acting: audience and critic | 100 |
12 | Acting as danger and sacrifice | 109 |
Coda | 121 | |
Notes | 127 | |
Select bibliography | 130 | |
Index | 132 |
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