Mohammad Kowsar
Biographic Data
| ID | 1708835 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mohammad Kowsar |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mohammad |
| FAMILY NAME | Kowsar |
| SIGNATURE | KOWSAR M |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 11 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1982 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1994 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Lacan and Claudel
Lacan and Claudel, a curious combination. Nothing in their respective authorial projects and reputations would suggest a body of common concerns and preoccupations. Claudel who died in 1955, still looms in the general literary imagination as the dramatist whose poetic and densely dialogued dramas represent chiefly the trials of faith, an whose Pascalian concerns depict solely Christian profiles captured in the states of moral epiphanies and spiri…
"Lacan's "Antigone
The analysis of Sophocles' Antigone by Jacques Lacan' clearly professes a complex mission, to explore an ethical territory commensurate with the interests of psychoanalysis--a close scrutiny that entails scanning the entire field from a philosophical and ontological perspective and to show with conclusive evidence that the Freudian project, when put to a rigorous test, always will identify human action, in its relationship to desire, as something…
The Tale of Lear
The Misanthrope
Fugitive Desire
The Trojan War purports to have engaged the animosity of the warring nations for a full decade. Homer's Iliad covers roughly fifty days of that interminable war, albeit a period toward the end. The story of Penthesilea, the Amazon Queen who entered the foray on the side of the Trojans, is an episode which claims the temporal unity of a single twenty-four-hour day -a marginal notation, really, in the trajectory of a major epic. Nevertheless, from …
Cinema 1
Deleuze on Theatre
Gilles Deleuze meets Carmelo Bene at the crossroads where theory and theatre practice converge. Who are they and what do they purport to offer us in terms of yet another aesthetic pronouncement? Deleuze's essay (a consideration of Bene's production and published text of Richard II1,1 based on Shakespeare) is entitled Un manifeste de moins,2 and claims to have a modest expository function. In fact his discussion of Bene's theatre serves as a prete…
Althusser on Theatre
The student of political philosophy who reads Louis Althusser's For Marx with the intention of gaining insight into Marxist thought as it pertains to epistemological disquisitions is liable to be initially perplexed by a chapter entitled Piccolo Teatro': Bertolazzi and Brecht. Notes on a Materialist Althusser had originally prepared this essay (hereafter PT) in response to a cultural event (the presentation of Giorgio Strehler's production of Car…
Richard III
In Defense of Desire
Wielopole - Wielopole
Althusser on Theatre
The student of political philosophy who reads Louis Althusser's For Marx with the intention of gaining insight into Marxist thought as it pertains to epistemological disquisitions is liable to be initially perplexed by a chapter entitled Piccolo Teatro': Bertolazzi and Brecht. Notes on a Materialist Althusser had originally prepared this essay (hereafter PT) in response to a cultural event (the presentation of Giorgio Strehler's production of Car…
Deleuze on Theatre
Gilles Deleuze meets Carmelo Bene at the crossroads where theory and theatre practice converge. Who are they and what do they purport to offer us in terms of yet another aesthetic pronouncement? Deleuze's essay (a consideration of Bene's production and published text of Richard II1,1 based on Shakespeare) is entitled Un manifeste de moins,2 and claims to have a modest expository function. In fact his discussion of Bene's theatre serves as a prete…
Richard III
In Defense of Desire
Wielopole - Wielopole
Althusser on Theatre
The student of political philosophy who reads Louis Althusser's For Marx with the intention of gaining insight into Marxist thought as it pertains to epistemological disquisitions is liable to be initially perplexed by a chapter entitled Piccolo Teatro': Bertolazzi and Brecht. Notes on a Materialist Althusser had originally prepared this essay (hereafter PT) in response to a cultural event (the presentation of Giorgio Strehler's production of Car…
Deleuze on Theatre
Gilles Deleuze meets Carmelo Bene at the crossroads where theory and theatre practice converge. Who are they and what do they purport to offer us in terms of yet another aesthetic pronouncement? Deleuze's essay (a consideration of Bene's production and published text of Richard II1,1 based on Shakespeare) is entitled Un manifeste de moins,2 and claims to have a modest expository function. In fact his discussion of Bene's theatre serves as a prete…
Cinema 1
Fugitive Desire
The Trojan War purports to have engaged the animosity of the warring nations for a full decade. Homer's Iliad covers roughly fifty days of that interminable war, albeit a period toward the end. The story of Penthesilea, the Amazon Queen who entered the foray on the side of the Trojans, is an episode which claims the temporal unity of a single twenty-four-hour day -a marginal notation, really, in the trajectory of a major epic. Nevertheless, from …
The Tale of Lear
The Misanthrope
"Lacan's "Antigone
The analysis of Sophocles' Antigone by Jacques Lacan' clearly professes a complex mission, to explore an ethical territory commensurate with the interests of psychoanalysis--a close scrutiny that entails scanning the entire field from a philosophical and ontological perspective and to show with conclusive evidence that the Freudian project, when put to a rigorous test, always will identify human action, in its relationship to desire, as something…
Lacan and Claudel
Lacan and Claudel, a curious combination. Nothing in their respective authorial projects and reputations would suggest a body of common concerns and preoccupations. Claudel who died in 1955, still looms in the general literary imagination as the dramatist whose poetic and densely dialogued dramas represent chiefly the trials of faith, an whose Pascalian concerns depict solely Christian profiles captured in the states of moral epiphanies and spiri…
Art (7 works) · History (5 works) · History (5 works) · Aesthetics (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Literature (2 works) · Shakespeare, Adaptation, and Literary Criticism (2 works) · Visual arts (2 works) · Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies (1 work) · Cinema and Media Studies (1 work)