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In the attack style, Nestroy was very experienced, and even, more or less manically later, other individuals such as Philip Handke, in his / her play Annoying the Market, devastatingly, it would look, calling them each identity he could think associated with, scum, red worms, monstrosities, sclerotics and syphilitics, foulmouthed ass-kissers, there, probably dead, yet remarkably unoffended, even simply by the nonstop, incantatory, severe verbosity, as phrase upon word he is quickly reversing himself. The take up, of course—or what Handke called a Sprechstücke, a good speak-in where you stay in, the actors explained to how to listen closely, the particular audience taught to get famous actors, directed from typically the stage—is genuinely the constructs of speech on show, the often impossible movie theater, which trading accounts for the logorrhea, possibly ending representation, being a Derridean dream, praise turn out to be deconstruction! contradicting itself, playing around using play, structure, signal, plus play, a stage show devoid of pictures, pure beleaguered carry out, only a world of words and phrases, abolishing scopophilia inside the linguistic and ultrasonic living space, where if an individual tune in into the looking anyone hear it coming back again. Handke asserts in a new prefatory note that the Sprechstücke have nothing to perform using representation, yet subsequently he confesses, with some sort of ready irony, the fact that “they imitate the actions involving all the given products healthy to the theater”—which is why this individual states in disclaiming the fact that your dog is not being revolutionary. The preface ends with the defined: “Speak-ins are autonomous annonce to the old plays” (ix).
Which gives us back to Nestroy, whose ironies had been however directed at, and restricted by means of, a far from autonomous movie theater, while in Hapsburg Vienna, with an infection of outdated works, even those announced like new, the glasses could very well be extravagant, as very well as the acoustical space for another world regarding words—upon which, by often the deployment of dialects, jargon, plainspoken speech, funny stuff to produce the living, a good living he deplored, this individual was with embarrassed fervor also making satiric conflict. buy wasn't pretty this war of words announced at the fin de siècle by simply the much-feared, formidable, indisputable Karl Kraus, who was actually liable for reviving Nestroy, because a profoundly expected, serious satirical thinker, nevertheless certainly not perhaps with the Geist, a World-Spirit for Hegel, a mind-spirit for Gewellt, an honest mastery in the Word, which Kraus stated for himself, not solely apostolically, but as their electronic métamorphose. Nor, even though he'd restored him through oblivion by way of reading Nestroy's text messaging in public areas, he totally didn't be interested in them around the theater. Opposed to often the aestheticizing of thought, by simply the Jung-Wien and Secession, Kraus also believed the staging of a text message defiled it, and typically the purity involving language mainly because well, thus preferable to retain it away from this show-off virtuosity, the self-indulgence of actors. Spectacular skill could only be preserved, this individual insisted, by keeping the idea out of efficiency. It's hard to say precisely what Nestroy may well have made coming from all this, if they have true that he or she thought whole lot more of himself as a actor than as a new playwright. In that view, whatever the rage of antitheater he might have shared along with Kraus, they was however writing roles with regard to themself, and when his or her own virtuosity was running aside having the text—the authority on the author leaving it behind—he had to take typically the measure of exactly where many people could be performed.