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dramaturgy

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun dramaturgy has 1 sense
  1. dramaturgy, dramatic art, dramatics, theater, theatre - the art of writing and producing plays
    --1 is a kind of communication, communicating
    --1 has parts: dramatic composition, dramatic work
    --1 has particulars: stage

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Dramaturgy

Definition: Dramaturgy refers to the art, theory, and practice of dramatic composition and theatrical production.

Senses:

1. Noun (General Sense)

Meaning: The study, analysis, and interpretation of dramatic works and theatrical performances.

Example sentence: The university offers a course on dramaturgy to teach students about the intricacies of playwriting and theater production.

2. Noun (Theater Sense)

Meaning: The role and tasks of a dramaturge in a theater production, which involve researching, providing historical context, and collaborating with the director and actors.

Example sentence: The dramaturgy of the play was exceptional, with the dramaturge's extensive research evident in the accuracy of the historical context portrayed on stage.

3. Noun (Sociology Sense)

Meaning: The analysis and understanding of human behavior within a social context, using theatrical metaphors.

Example sentence: Through the use of dramaturgy, sociologists can interpret the performance individuals put on in their daily lives to conform to societal expectations.

4. Noun (Media Sense)

Meaning: The art of crafting narratives and storylines in media, such as film, television, or video games.

Example sentence: The success of the TV series can be attributed to the exceptional dramaturgy that captivated the audience, leaving them eager for each new episode.

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