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POSTMODERN AMERICAN DRAMA: A CRITICAL STUDY OF SAM SHEPARD AND HIS POST MODERN PLAYS
of character is a fragmented and a fractured one. His characters are not “integrated subjects.” They fragment and transform during the play. Because of all this, Shepard’s conception of character is considered to be postmodern. His ability to make use...
Foreign Language Learning and World EnglishesPhilosophy
This study seeks to explore the influence of world Englishes philosophy on English language learning in Iran. According to the proponents of World Englishes, English does not belong to England or America. This notion, with its postmodern philosophy...
Use of Myth(s) in Postmodern American Drama Case Study: the Plays of Sam Shepard
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Sam Shepard from his early plays onwards, understood the power of myths and used them in his plays. He believed that “myth speaks to everything at once, especially the emotion”. In his early plays, ...
A Critical Look into Critical Pedagogy
In line with postmodern philosophy, critical pedagogy has gained considerable importance and has become a valuable educational goal. The purpose of this study is to dig into the effects of critical pedagogy in a modernist educational system...
Intertextual Dystopia of A Scanner Darkly: Philip K Dick’s Novel and Richard Linklater’s Movie Adaptation
A Scanner Darkly (1977), Philip Dick’s dystopian science fiction is a requiem for human identity. For Dick, the mutability of ‘identity’ and ‘reality’ equals the MacDonaldazation of society. In post-9/11 era, Linklater’s ...
English Language Teaching in Postmodern Era
This article aims at shedding light on the concept of postmodernism, and its implications in TESOL. Postmodern philosophy as a prevalent concept and a hot buzzword in philosophy, science, and art is believed to have influenced TESOL theoretically...
Intertextual Postmodernism through WWW.com: Reading Dick’s Scanner Darkly and Linklater’s Adaptation
Postmodernity indicates significant shifts in text’s autonomy and authenticity. Further, the definition and the (re)production of identity is changed and challenged. The relative fluidity of intertextual postmodernism destabilizes...
Lyotard's Notion of Grand Narratives in Death of a Salesman and Glengarry Glen Ross
the modern approach in his play to criticize the destructive effects of capitalistic system and also show how the ideals of American dream turn into nightmare. On the other hand, Mamet uses the postmodern approach to play with ideals of American dream...
Anti-capitalism in Miller's Death of a Salesman and Mamet's Glengarry Glen Ross
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Arthur Miller (1915-2005) and David Mamet (1947) are mainly interested with the modern and
postmodern social issues of American society. most renowned dramatists due to writing plays like Death of a Salesman (1949...
American Family in Decline: The Study of Shepard's Fool for Love
or stories within the play or story with different versions or signified of the same past- retold by different characters- denote the death of the real reality. A simulated postmodern world is depicted in the play in which reproductions of the real take its...