Espaço, gestos e audiência no prólogo de Édipo Tirano de Sófocles

  • Marco Valério Classe Colonnelli Universidade Federal da Paraíba
Palabras clave: Sófocles, Edipo Tirano, prólogo, audiencia, movimiento escénico

Resumen

El prólogo de Edipo Tirano de Sófocles puede considerarse una obra perfecta de compromiso del público y producción de movimiento escénico. La implicación del tragediógrafo con el público se produce por su capacidad para fusionar en esta obra realidad y mito, sin sobrepasar los límites de las convenciones del teatro ateniense. Además, el uso de una construcción lingüística precisa refuerza la implicación del público y, al mismo tiempo, manifiesta todos los movimientos escénicos de los actores. Con base en estos hechos, se pretende analizar en este artículo el texto del prólogo de la obra para demostrar con qué expedientes el tragediógrafo alcanza sus fines.

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Publicado
2023-03-08