大屠杀可能很重要，但它不再是原创的:2000年至2017年斯洛伐克戏剧评论中大屠杀的表现

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KOME-An International Journal of Pure Communication Inquiry Pub Date : 2019-01-01 DOI:10.17646/KOME.75698.61

Lucia Mihálová, Marek Urban

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本文报告了对2000年至2017年期间发表的142篇斯洛伐克戏剧评论的定性专题分析结果，其中约有25部大屠杀戏剧在斯洛伐克上演。直到2015年，大多数大屠杀戏剧都采用了“布莱希特”的隔阂效果，但自2015年初以来，斯洛伐克戏剧转向使用现实主义表现。利用异化效应的戏剧在他们的评论中被认为是原创作品，并强调这些戏剧的社会价值，而现实主义的表现被认为是过时的和非原创的。随着评论中缺乏独创性的出现，这些戏剧的社会价值减少了，评论家对大屠杀戏剧的兴趣也消退了。随后的定量分析支持了这些结论。

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The Holocaust May Be Important, But It’s No Longer Original: Representations of the Holocaust in Slovak Theatre Reviews from 2000 to 2017

: This article reports findings from a qualitative thematic analysis of 142 Slovak theatre reviews published from 2000 to 2017 about 25 Holocaust dramas staged in Slovakia. Until 2015, most Holocaust dramas employed the “Brechtian” estrangement effect, but since the beginning of 2015, Slovak theatre has shifted towards the use of realistic representation. Dramas employing the estrangement effect were in their reviews considered to be original artworks, and the social value of these plays was emphasized, while realistic representation was considered to be outdated and unoriginal. With the emergence of unoriginality in reviews, the attributed social value of these dramas diminished and the interest of reviewers in the Holocaust drama faded. The subsequent quantitative analysis supports these conclusions.

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KOME-An International Journal of Pure Communication Inquiry COMMUNICATION-

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1.20

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15 weeks

期刊介绍： KOME is a theory and pure research-oriented journal of communication studies and related fields. Therefore theoretical researches and discussions that help to understand better, or reconceptualize the understanding of communication or the media are its center of interests; being either an useful supplement to, or a reasonable alternative to current models and theories. Given the connection between theory and empirical research, we are open to submissions of empirical papers if the research demonstrates a clear endorsement of communication and media theories. We are also committed to the ideas of trans- and interdisciplinarity and prefer topics that are relevant for more than one special discipline of social sciences. Articles published in KOME should represent the diversity that comprises the study of communication and related disciplines, regardless of philosophical paradigms and in favor of methodological pluralism. KOME encourage the use of non-sexist language in research writing.