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Practical Aesthetics: a standalone construct

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an acting method from David Mamet and William H. Macy that breaks a scene into literal action, playable action and a personal as-if, stressing will over emotion.

In acting, Practical Aesthetics refers to an acting method from David Mamet and William H. Macy that breaks a scene into literal action, playable action and a personal as-if, stressing will over emotion. This meaning comes from Bruder (1986) in A practical handbook for the actor.[1]

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  1. Bruder, M. (1986). A practical handbook for the actor. Vintage Books. ISBN 9780394744124

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