Parody in the Romanian animation theater

Beyond the "Holy See": Parody and Narrative Assemblage in "Cyclops"

The Theater in Modernist Thought

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Models for Computer Generated Parody

This paper outlines two approaches to the construction of computer systems that generate prose in the style of a given author. The first involves using intuitive notions of stylistic trademarks to construct a grammar that characterizes a particular author—in this case, Ernest Hemingway. The second uses statistical methods for inferring a grammar from samples of an author’s work—in this instance...

typology in the modern theater or smirk theater

u nderstanding t he e lements or s tructural c onstituents of t he m odern t heater is not e nough. it s hould be e xamined t hrough a m ethod according to which the characteristics of modern theater are harmonized and lead to an organized system. hence, the elements can only be understood through the whole body. this paper tries to achieve some results about the modern theater through a struct...

Psychological reactions in the (I.C.U.) Department of Animation

The Psycho-reactive problems affecting patients, relatives and staff in the intensive care unit are discussed in this article. These problems are usually due to the ad­mitting disease itself, ( obvious anxiety of the patient who has just had a coronary infarc­tion agitation of the patient with incipient respiratory failure) or psycho-reactive problems arising directly from the I.C.U. environ­me...