Friday, October 4, 2013

Peter farley-anthropomorphism

http://www.wsd2013.com/biographies/peter-farley/


There are 5 types of anthropomorphism:

-shaman: humans wanting to embody animals, gain attributes of the animal
-symbolism: people using/wearing symbols of who they are
-embodies: actor becomes the animals e.g. pantomime horse
-referential: refer to animal or object to try and convey
-metaphor: the animal conveys how the human may come across within the play

What is the difference between anthropomorphic costume and puppet?
A costume may be in one of the categories above and the person is that animal or the costume 'consumes' the person but a puppet may also be part of a costume however when the person is external to the 'costume/puppet' then this is more puppetry than anthropomorphic for example war horse is a puppet because the manipulators are separate to the horse.

people mentioned:
-Marie-Jeanne Lecca
-Maria Bjornson
-Comelli
-John Macfarlane
-Nicolas Remisov

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