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and our roles differently and to find more constructive ways approach the situation Fairy tales feature three main types of characters the victim often represented
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and our roles differently and to find more constructive ways approach the situation Fairy tales feature three main types of characters the victim often represented as a damsel in distress or an i. The Drama Triangle Game. Chapter 4.2.6. Overview. This presentation explains . “. The Drama Triangle. ”. , a model developed in the field of psychology to describe a very common pattern of behavior that keeps us playing games and going around in circles rather than really solving problems.. What is Drama?. It is NOT what happens between you and your girlfriends. . . Drama. has one characteristic peculiar to itself - it is written primarily to be . performed. , not read. It is a presentation of action . Types of Drama . Tragedy:. [solemn, personal, religious & Social Issues]. Tragic Flaw & Catharsis. Types of Drama. Tragedy:[solemn, personal, religious & Social Issues]. - Tragic Flaw & Catharsis . Triangle’. and . working . with deaf clients. . Debbie . Joynes. Integrative . Psychotherapist. . Drama Triangle. Victim. Rescuer. Persecutor. Victim . ‘one down’ position. “Poor Me”. Feels victimized, oppressed, helpless, hopeless, powerless, ashamed. Tragedy . It is a . serious. work of Drama that presents the . downfall. of its . protagonist. / . hero. (person better than ourselves) who through . some error in judgment. , . weakness of character. By team “Conflicted”. . “…The Play’s. . the Thing…”. Stephen . Karpman. Review. The Play has three Roles: Persecutor, Victim, Rescuer. These Roles are Positions. Ground Rule: Focus on Interests NOT Positions. When the main character is deeply flawed, lacking in the attributes we most often associate with heroism, we have the . anti-hero. .. The anti-hero is often a reluctant hero who does not consider himself capable of accomplishing the goal. . No conflict without something to decide.”. George Bernard Shaw. “Conflict generally occurs when a character cannot achieve an objective due to an obstacle. The obstacle may be internal or external – between characters or between characters and their environments.” . How does drama provide the reader a different experience than prose (short stories, novels) or poetry?. How is drama different from television?. Drama. Comes from the Greek Word, . “. Dran. ”. . drama. comes from the Greek verb . dran. , which means “to do.” The Doing/Acting is what makes drama.. The earliest known plays. . . . Were written around the fifth century B.C. Produced for festivals to honor Dionysus, the god of wine and fertility. human being . Periods of Ancient Greek History. BRONZE AGE. Minoan Civilization. Mycenaean Civilization. 3000-1500. 1800-1100. DARK. AGE. 1100-800. 12. th. -9. th. centuries. ARCHAIC PERIOD. A story that is written with the purpose of being performed in front of an audience.. Or in other words, a play. Dramas always have 5 major elements (& often more):. Rising action. Conflict. Climax. “DRAMA” Types of Drama Tragedy: [solemn, personal, religious & Social Issues] Tragic Flaw & Catharsis Types of Drama Tragedy:[solemn, personal, religious & Social Issues] - Tragic Flaw & Catharsis . Drama. has one characteristic peculiar to itself - it is written primarily to be . performed. , not read. It is a presentation of action . a. through . actors . (the impact is direct and immediate), .
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