THE GENERATION TRIANON’S STRUCTURE ELEMENTS
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Dramaturgia, Paródia, Dialogismo.Abstract
The aim of this research is to investigate the compositive elements of GeraçãoTrianon, a play written by Nunes in 1987. Theme, characteristics and their conflicts, as well asother elements of the play are examined with the theoretical support of Ryngaert’s analysis of
Drama. The concepts of parody and irony are focused here under Hutcheon’s perspective, to
support the study of dialogues and intertextualities between past and present events and the
understanding of similarities in the atmosphere of the Stage in the early decades of the 20th
century (atmosphere of the so-called “Geração Trianon”) and now. The Bakhtin’s concept
about dialogism is analysed in the play to appoint the differences between Kristeva’s concepts
about intertextality. And Abel’s concept of metatheatre offers subsides for the study of
metalinguistical events of the text.
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