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200 1. $a Fiction's truth $b Texte imprimé $e the consequence of representing human suffering, distress, and violence in performance $f Danielle I. Szlawieniec-Haw
214 .0 $a New York, NY $c Routledge $d 2020
215 .. $a 1 vol. (143 p.) $d 24 cm
300 .. $a Includes bibliographical references and index
330 .. $a "Fiction's Truth explores professional actors' lived experiences of representing human
suffering, distress, and violence. The book analyses the struggles, issues, and transformations
professional actors face when dealing with these portrayals of human life; the personal
and interpersonal consequences - both taxing and rewarding - they experience while
undertaking these representations; and the forms of attention and care they use to
limit the taxing consequences and maximize the rewarding aspects of their work. The
author also includes new key terminology, proposing the term 'dolesse' to capture
the experiences of human suffering, distress, and violence. Written for entertainment
professionals, Acting students, and scholars with an interest in Acting, Theatre,
Film, and Television, Fiction's Truth addresses the challenges of representing dolesse
on stage and in front of the camera, acknowledges the importance of health and wellness
in the entertainment industry, and helps remove the stigma that surrounds the toll
these representations often take on actors"
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