论荒诞派戏剧的艺术特点（On the artistic features of the absurd theatre）.docVIP

论荒诞派戏剧的艺术特点（On the artistic features of the absurd theatre） On the artistic features of the absurd theatre [Abstract] in the early 1950s, the absurd drama began to rise in the west. It originated in France after World War II, and then became popular in many Western countries. Most of its themes are manifested in a society without reason, morality and material expansion, and human existence is absurd and irrational. In the art creation and expression, the theatre of the absurd writers put aside the traditional rational and consistent with the form of logic, using a series of irrational, illogical and anti drama expression, the absurd drama has become a very unique genre. [Keywords] absurd faction; anti drama; props; scenes; anti language; desalination In the form of art, drama is perhaps one of the most diverse and complex concepts. With the development of society, economy, science and technology and art itself, the form and content of drama show different characteristics. As a form of art that requires physical performance and language expression by actors within a given time limit, plot, drama, conflict, and scene change are essential. The structure of the story is arranged according to the natural order of events happening, development, climax, and ending, and the language is clear and clear. After all the drama is used to show that the plot and dramatic conflict will eventually be through the action and language actor to complete, therefore, action has become an important feature of drama, drama is so called action art. At the same time, because of the constraints of time and space, the plot must be compact and conflict intense. There are contradictions and conflicts between characters in the drama, and all kinds of contradictions form a general contradictory focus, and eventually lead to the outbreak of the conflict, thus forming a kind of art form which can be appreciated. In addition, the language bears the important task, character, characters of manufacturin