第1个回答 2013-07-02
Mr. Brahms think cultural activities related to the author, text, and readers world four factors. Essentially, text, and the world in fact is a bridge to contact the author and the reader; "The reader" also includes the writers himself, because they are usually the first readers of his work. So, literature, the ultimate consumer and decisive force is the reader. As a part of literature, drama, is no exception. Different from other literary forms, drama is a kind of visual art, have to put it onto the stage. The blind and the deaf to see play, of course, there are difficulties, but also not a play can be all of the children, older people, men and women, illiterate people admire to accept it. Readers are chaos is distinct, almost no one play can satisfy all types of audiences. The Renaissance, the characters are almost all serve monarchs and hero of the country. But by 17 to 18 century, people hope to get entertainment, therefore drama must be teasing fun; If this is not the case, we must reform (like most of Shakespeare's plays case are). In the 19th century, the poor people also want to entertainment to relax, they found little for them to watch the drama.
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第2个回答 2013-07-02
Ai Brahms thought that literary
activity relates to the author, the text, readers and the world four factors. In
essence, the text and the world is a bridge between the author and the reader;
"the reader" also includes the writers themselves, because they are usually the
first readers of his works. Therefore, the literature the final consumer and
decisive strength of readers. As a part of literature, drama is no exception.
Different from other literary genre, drama is a visual art, it must be performed
on the stage. Blind and deaf theatre of course there are difficulties, but it is
not a drama can be appreciate all old people and children, men and women, not
know a single word. The reader is not fixed but is confused with distinct
levels, almost no one can meet all kinds of people. The Renaissance, the
characters are almost always serve the monarchy and national hero. But to the
17- in eighteenth Century, people want to be entertained, so the drama must make
fun of the fun; if not, must transform (like most of Shakespeare's dramatic
situation.). By nineteenth Century, poor people want to relax, they found that
for them to watch dramas rarely.