تئاتر،تماشا و نگاه برانگیخته از منظری اروپایی 3 (بوطیقای نو) الفارسية 1401

The first recognition of the identity of the character in the text is through his name, but in the stage performance of a play, our first recognition is usually formed through the actor's physical appearance when he first enters the stage. This means that at very first glance, the actor's body enables us to achieve a temporary identity for a character. This temporary identity directs our expectations about the future behavior of this character. On the other hand, we relate what the actor shows in his face, movements, and moods, the words he utters, and even the tone of his voice when uttering the words to this temporary identity. This allows us to confirm or even reject the temporary identity.