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Title:	論沃騰貝克後設劇作中戲中戲之力量及第三空間 The power of the inner play and the Thirdspace in Timberlake Wertenbaker`s metadramatic plays
Authors:	賴佩吟 Lai, Pei-yin
Contributors:	姜翠芬 Jiang, Tsui-fen 賴佩吟 Lai, Pei-yin
Keywords:	後設戲劇戲中戲第三空間可再譯性 metadrama the play within the play Thirdspace retranslatability
Date:	2013
Issue Date:	2014-02-10 14:43:36 (UTC+8)
Abstract:	自文藝復興起，後設戲劇及後設戲劇手法即被廣泛運用於劇場實踐，以增強劇情及支援角色的行動。然而，在經歷長時間的演變之後，後設戲劇出現了戲中戲(內戲)的強化，及內外戲間界線模糊的變化。內外戲間界線的模糊不僅突顯現代後設戲劇不同於傳統後設戲劇清楚區分內外戲、定義內戲為次要輔劇外，更削弱劇中排斥持續變動、無法定義的概念的二元對立系統。戲中戲(內戲)的實踐削弱了沃騰貝克《吾國至上》及《達爾文之後》劇中的二元對立，並開啟了「生三」(thirding)重建的過程建構新的關係及觀點以挑戰既有的框架。「生三成異」(thirding-as-O thering)不僅增進了劇中的「可再譯性」(retranslatability)及「多音」(polyphony)，更確保在自由的第三空間，與霸權力量的辯論得以持續進行。 Since the Renaissance, metadrama and metadramatic devices have been widely used to bolster the plot and support characters’ actions in theatrical practices. Nevertheless, the structure of metadrama went through a drastic transformation over time which resulted in the elevation of the power of the inner play and the blurring boundary between the inner and the outer play in the twentieth-century metadramatic plays. The blurring boundary between the inner and the outer play not only distinguishes the modern metadrama from the traditional one which defines the inner and the outer play with a distinct line and subordinates the play within the play as a supportive device but also conduces to the breakdown of binary opposition that excludes shifting and indefinable ideas. With the practice of the inner play, the binary confrontations in Timberlake Wertenbaker’s Our Country’s Good and After Darwin are undermined and the thirding, or reconstructing process is launched to create new relationships and perspectives to challenge the existed norms. Through thirding-as-Othering, the retranslatability as well as the polyphony in the plays are enhanced to ensure the ongoing debate against the hegemonic power in the liberating Thirdspace.
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