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威米索里斯的复兴剧院:认同和社区 (重建) 建设
Justyna Majerska-Sznajder1, Joanna Maryniak2, Justyna Olko3
1Museum of Vilamovian Culture and Center for Research and Practice in Cultural Continuity, Faculty of "Artes Liberales", University of Warsaw, Wilamowice, Poland.
概括
维拉莫维茨的业余剧院恢复了临灭绝的维拉莫维语 (Wymysiöeryś). 这种表演艺术促进了语言的恢复,挑战了民族主义的意识形态,并在几代人之间重建了社区的身份.
科学领域:
- 社会语言学 社会语言学
- 文化人类学 文化人类学
- 绩效研究 绩效研究
背景情况:
- 维拉莫维亚人是波兰西南部的一个族群,他们有一种临灭绝的语言,Wymysiöeryś.
- 业余剧院,特别是"乌法菲萨"剧团,在维拉莫维语的复兴工作中发挥着至关重要的作用.
研究的目的:
- 分析业余戏剧对维拉莫维语复兴的影响.
- 检查表演艺术在维拉莫维亚社区语言恢复和身份共同创造中的作用.
- 将维拉莫维亚剧院置于临灭绝的语言复兴的全球背景.
主要方法:
- 详细分析戏剧创作,包括世界文学和当地叙事的改编.
- 语言学方法来评估语言的使用和保存.
- 在维拉莫维亚社区进行定性和定量研究,以衡量代际差异和参与程度.
主要成果:
- 戏剧活动对语言恢复和挑战压迫性的民族国家意识形态做出了重大贡献.
- 表演,从"小王子"到当地历史作品,对社区成员和外部公众都有深刻的意义.
- 研究揭示了维拉莫维亚人文化参与的明显世代差异,并突出了参与和语言复兴之间的相关性.
结论:
- 业余剧院是维拉莫维亚社区 (重建) 和共同创造现代维拉莫维亚身份的重要工具.
- 表演艺术是挑战主流意识形态和回收文化遗产的强大工具.
- 长期的戏剧活动展示了通过社区参与来实现危语言复兴的成功模式.
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