Psychology for actors theories and practices for the acting process
Psychology for actors: theories and practices for the acting process

Psychology for Actors- Front Cover -- Psychology for Actors -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction: The Psychology of an Actor -- Psychology as a Map or Model -- Psychological Evaluations: Pathology and Disease vs. Personality Types and Traits --...

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1. Verfasser: Page, Kevin ca. 20. Jh (VerfasserIn)
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Sprache:English
Veröffentlicht: New York ; London Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group 2019
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Zusammenfassung:Psychology for Actors- Front Cover -- Psychology for Actors -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction: The Psychology of an Actor -- Psychology as a Map or Model -- Psychological Evaluations: Pathology and Disease vs. Personality Types and Traits -- The Multiplicity of Postmodernity -- What Is Here and What Is Not -- The Multi-Perspectival Actor -- CHAPTER 1: A Very Brief History of Psychology in the West -- The Antecedents of Psychology: Buddha and the Greeks to Descartes and the Scientific Method -- Birth of the Modern Psychology Project: Mimicking "Science" -- The First Force in the West: Freud vs. Jung -- The Second Force: Power of Reduction -- The Third and Fourth Forces in American Psychology -- The Cognitive and Postmodern Turns -- CHAPTER 2: Two Freuds: Free Association and the Defense Mechanisms -- The Id, Ego, and Superego -- Stages of Psychosexual Development -- Psychoanalysis and Free Association -- Anna Freud: Defenses and Developmental Lines -- Psychoanalytic Activities for Actors -- A Brief Example of Freudian Text Analysis -- Exploring Defense Mechanisms -- Free Association -- CHAPTER 3: Carl G. Jung: Types, Archetypes, and Dreams -- Two Realms of the Unconscious -- Personality Types and Functions: The Introvert and Extrovert -- Dreamwork and Active Imagination -- Analytic Psychology Activities for Actors -- Archetypal Identification -- Type Analysis: The Introvert/Extrovert Continuum -- Persona and Shadow -- Dreamwork -- Active Imagination -- CHAPTER 4: Alfred Adler: Inferiority and the Individual -- Will to Power -- Life Goals and Lifestyle -- Early Childhood Recollections and the Birth Order Affect on Development -- Social Context and Cooperation -- Individual Psychology Activities for Actors -- CHAPTER 5: Karen Horney: Psychoanalytic Social Theory
Basic Anxiety and a Developmental Schema -- Toward, Against, and Away from Others -- The Idealized Image and the Tyranny of the Shoulds -- Psychoanalytic Social Theory Activities for Actors -- CHAPTER 6: Erik Erikson: Life Span Development -- Developmental Stages, Polarities, and Virtues -- Life Span Development Activities for Actors -- CHAPTER 7: Abraham Maslow: Motivation and Humanistic Psychology -- Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs -- Self-Actualization -- Peak Experiences -- Humanistic Psychology Exercises for the Actor -- CHAPTER 8: Ken Wilber: Integral Psychology -- Quadrants, Levels, Lines, States, and Types -- The AQAL Approach and Integral Psychology -- Integral Psychology Exercises for Actors -- Your Character's Lines of Development -- CHAPTER 9: Personality Testing and Pathology -- Psychological Tests vs. Personality Inventories -- The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator -- The "Big Five" Personality Factors -- Madness, Insanity, and the Mental Illness Model -- Conclusions -- Index
Beschreibung:208 Seiten
ISBN:9780815352266
9780815352259
9781351130950

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