Original title: Loutka jako výtvarný artefakt v kontextu dobra a zla
Translated title: The Puppet as a Created Artifact in the Context of Good and Evil
Authors: Přibylová, Barbora ; Ebelová, Kateřina (advisor) ; Fulková, Marie (referee)
Document type: Master’s theses
Year: 2006
Language: cze
Abstract: [cze] [eng]
Svoji DP jsem rozdělila na tři části: teoretickou, didaktickou a autorskou. V teoretické části hledám metaforické pojetí loutky a možnosti jejího oživení. Dále se zabývám fenoménem dobra a zla z různých hledisek, tato ústřední problematika se objevuje i v didaktické a autorské části. V didaktické částí zpracovávám téma "Loutka dobro a zlo" prostřednictvím dramatických postav a autorských textů, které byly později zdramatizovány. Projekt jsem realizovala s žáky šesté třídy z Mezinárodní školy v Praze - Nebušicích. V autorské části DP vyjadřuji fenomén dobra a zla líčením svého obličeje, mimikou a gesty, dále tvorbou masek a dramatické postavy - loutky. Výtvarně dramatický proces dokumentuji textem i fotografiemi. My thesis is divided into 3 parts - theoretical, educational and practical part and author part. In theoretical section I am looking at the puppet as a methaphor and opportunity of (her) life (wake up the puppet). I am trying to find possibilities us to how the puppet can turn into a live person or wake up. I am looking at the problem of good and evil through a different point of view. The phenomenon of good and evil is reflecting into the educational and author part. At International School of Prague I did a puppet lesson with the theme of "Good and Evil". Students first created two puppets and then teamed up with a partner to write a fairytale script that went along with the puppets. In author section I am expressing the fenomen of good and evil. In doing this I used makeup as a tool. I painted my face in both good and evil ways and was photographed. I also went on the make masks and puppets of my own. During this process I documented my learning through written text, photography, and made a video in the form of a DVD.

Institution: Charles University Faculties (theses) (web)
Document availability information: Available in the Charles University Digital Repository.
Original record: http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11956/3817

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