MYTH. OTHERNESS DISCOURSE

Liliana G. Voș
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Liliana G. Voș: Technical University of Cluj-Napoca, Baia Mare Northern University Center

Management Intercultural, 2015, issue 34, 563-567

Abstract: The aim of the study is to explain the concept of otherness as a mythical dimension of the man as a creator in the context of contemporary drama. The approach is a hermeneutics one, but the intention is to extend the analysis towards an interdisciplinary approach due to the multiple ways that otherness reveals on the background of the insular space of the theater as interface of cultural and social. We wish to draw attention to the mythical-symbolic elements that catalyzes the relation between drama and its putting on stage . In our point of view the importance of the drama is the revealing the way that a prototype lives in everyone and the myth is a generating center of identities and otherness in a World of correlations. Mythical models are bringing the imaginary and objectivity into a manageable collaboration that resonate a sense of reality in order to make seen the unseen by ritual as a link between myth and culture.

Keywords: Myth; Otherness; Archetype; Paradigm; Drama (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2015
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