The Theater and Its Double Quiz

Antonin Artaud

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Preface: Theater and Culture

I. Theater and the Plague

II. Metaphysics and the Mise en Scène

III. The Alchemical Theater

IV. On the Balinese Theater

V. Oriental and Occidental Theater

VI. No More Masterpieces

VII. The Theater and Cruelty

VIII. The Theater of Cruelty (First Manifesto)

IX. Letters on Cruelty

X. Letters on Language

XI. The Theater of Cruelty (Second Manifesto)

XII. An Affective Athleticism

XIII. Two Notes

In Memoriam: Antonin Artaud By Maurice Saillet

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The Theater and Its Double Quiz

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Why is the "Theater of Cruelty" considered cruel by Artaud? (from VI. No More Masterpieces)

The author claims that actors in France no longer "know how to do anything but" what? (from XII. An Affective Athleticism)

Artaud remarks that the problem is that "all true feeling in _____ is untranslatable; translating it would be betraying and dissimulating it." (from V. Oriental and Occidental Theater)

With whom did Artaud entrust his writing? (from In Memoriam: Antonin Artaud By Maurice Saillet)

In his third letter from "Letters on Language," Artaud states that he never meant for cruelty to be used sporadically, but rather as the _____ of his theater." (from X. Letters on Language)