S.P.O.T.: Sensações, paixões, ódios e taras - a vida em palco: Relatório de estágio em assistência de encenação do espectáculo

Este estágio permitiu-me reflectir sobre questões fundamentais para a minha formação em Dramaturgia e Encenação. A capacidade de trabalho e coordenação requeridas a um encenador tomaram-se preocupações concretas no meu trabalho. Ter a noção de todos os elementos a ter em conta para criar um espectáculo permitiu-me compreender a importância individual de cada um, bem como a minúcia da harmonização entre eles. Esta viagem começa na origem e compreensão do texto, passando pela análise do trabalho do encenador, e culminando na observação da evolução do meu trabalho. Executar o que até agora apenas conhecia das linhas escritas por Peter Brook, Artaud, Stanislavki, António Damásio e Erving Goffman, entre outros, significa levantar um véu e ver com os meus olhos as texturas que compõem a arte do Teatro. ABSTRACT: This training period opened the field for broader reflection on fundamental issues related to Dramatology and Staging Techniques. The skills acquired, the coordination, and the endurance demanded from a stage director showed the actual dimension of the whole that one must consider when creating a show. namely. by understanding the importance of each and every individual on stage as well as the difficult minute details necessary to develop a sense of harmony with different parts. My voyage starts with the work, ending with the criticism of my own work. With practical staging experience - unveiling the most significant textures in the art of Theatre - I fully realized the writing of authors such as Brook. Artaud. Stanislavski, Damacio and Goffman.

The Associations Between the Maladaptive Personality Dimensions of Neediness and Self-Criticism, Defense Styles, Selfobject Needs, and Attachment Styles in an Iranian Sample

The present study extends previous findings by examining whether defense styles, selfobject needs, attachment styles relate to Neediness and Self-Criticism, as maladaptive personality dimensions focused, respectively, on relatedness and self-definition in an Iranian sample. Three hundred and fifty two participants completed a socio-demographic questionnaire as well as the Persian forms of the Depressive Experiences Questionnaire, Experience of Close Relationships-Revised, Defense Style Questionnaire, Beck Depression Inventory–II and Selfobject Needs Inventory. Two Multiple Linear Regression Analyses, entering Self-criticism and Neediness as criterion variables, were computed. According to the results high Attachment anxiety, high Immature defenses, high depressive symptoms, and high need for idealization were related to self-criticism, and explained 47% of its variance. In addition, high attachment anxiety, low mature defenses, high neurotic defenses, high avoidance of mirroring, and low avoidance of idealization/twinship were related to neediness, and explained 40% of its variance. A Principal Component Analysis was performed, entering all the studied variables. Three factors emerged; one describing a maladaptive form of psychological functioning and two describing more mature modes of psychological functioning. The results are discussed in their implications for the understanding of neediness and self-criticism as maladaptive personality dimensions focused, respectively, on relatedness and self-definition.