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Doctoral Thesis
DOI
https://doi.org/10.11606/T.8.2019.tde-22022019-185515
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Author
Full name
Eduardo Neves da Silva
E-mail
Institute/School/College
Knowledge Area
Date of Defense
Published
São Paulo, 2018
Supervisor
Committee
Corradin, Flavia Maria Ferraz Sampaio (President)
Junqueira, Renata Soares
Machado, Alleid Ribeiro
Muniz, Marcio Ricardo Coelho
Santos, Elaine Cristina Prado dos
Title in Portuguese
Theatrum mundi: a espetacularidade barroca em Antônio José da SIlva
Keywords in Portuguese
Antônio José da Silva
Barroco
Theatrum mundi
Tragicomédia
Abstract in Portuguese
A hipótese apresentada em nossa pesquisa de doutorado é a de que as chamadas óperas joco-sérias do luso-brasileiro Antônio José da Silva (1705-1739) reproduziriam o theatrum mundi o teatro do mundo , topos recorrente no pensamento e na produção cultural do século XVII. Nesse sentido, desenvolveremos a análise e a interpretação das peças cunho mitológico do autor, a saber, Os encantos de Medeia (1735), Anfitrião ou Júpiter e Alcmena (1736), Labirinto de Creta (1736), As variedades de Proteu (1737) e Precipício de Faetonte (1738). Nelas, a teatralidade barroca manifesta-se não apenas no uso inflacionado das maquinarias e demais recursos cênicos, mas, sobretudo e especialmente, no fingimento (ou simulação), e na mutabilidade das personagens, de modo que tal noção inscrever-se-ia na própria ação dramática, servindo como motor das intrigas. Em nossa argumentação, recorreremos não só ao procedimento analítico e interpretativo do corpus principal da investigação, mas à busca do diálogo com a perspectiva de pensadores, retóricos e dramaturgos especialmente do Seiscentos que atualizaram, explícita ou implicitamente, a ideia da teatralização da existência mundana. A escolha das óperas joco-sérias que resgatam a mitologia greco-latina justifica-se pela maior possibilidade de cotejamento de tais peças com outras fontes/paradigmas intertextuais, com o fito de investigarmos que elementos foram emulados por Antônio José da Silva no que se refere aos fingimentos e ao uso de artifícios levados a efeito pelas personagens.
Title in English
Theatrum mundi: the baroque spectacularity in Antônio José da Silva
Keywords in English
Antônio José da Silva
Baroque
Theatrum mund
Tragicomedy
Abstract in English
The hypothesis presented in our doctoral research is that the so-called joco-serious operas of Luso-Brazilian Antônio José da Silva (1705-1739) would reproduce theatrum mundi - the theater of the world -, recurrent topos in thinking and cultural production of the seventeenth century. In this sense, we will develop the analysis and interpretation of the mythological pieces of the author, namely Os encantos de Medeia (1735), Anfitrião ou Júpiter e Alcmena (1736), Labirinto de Creta (1736) and Precipício de Faetonte (1738). Baroque theatricality manifests itself not only in the inflated use of machinery and other scenic resources, but especially in the pretense (or simulation), and in the mutability of the characters, so that this notion would be part of own dramatic action, serving as the engine of intrigue. In our argument, we will resort not only to the analytical and interpretative procedure of the main body of research, but to the search for dialogue with the perspective of thinkers, rhetoricians and playwrights - especially the XVII century - who have explicitly or implicitly updated the idea of the theatralization of existence. The choice of the joco-serious operas that rescue the Greco-Latin mythology is justified by the greater possibility of comparing such pieces with other intertextual sources / paradigms, with the purpose of investigating which elements were emulated by Antônio José da Silva in what refers the pretenses and the use of artifacts carried out by the characters.
 
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2019-02-22
 
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