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method acting: a standalone construct

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Acting

an American adaptation of Stanislavski's ideas that centres the actor's own sensory and emotional memories as the source of truthful behaviour on stage.

In acting, method acting refers to an American adaptation of Stanislavski's ideas that centres the actor's own sensory and emotional memories as the source of truthful behaviour on stage. This meaning comes from Strasberg (1987) in A dream of passion.[1]

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  1. Strasberg, L. (1987). A dream of passion. Little, Brown. ISBN 9780747501381

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