Literature living in us.
Török, Zsuzsanna (Germany)
Communication-Media arts
English

We have scheduled this workshop as follow:
A series of 4 workshops (total number of workshops) in 4 days, so each day is 4 workshop hours.

This workshop has been placed in the following category:
Lecturing arts.

Maximum number of participants: 15.

The needed artistic level of this workshop is:
Beginners.

The skills criteria for participants to follow for this workshop are:
Beginners / Average.

You will have learned after doing this workshop:
Through sharing either the early or the present impressions of the different literature pieces we learn how to solve the different content-levels of a piece from the surface (or surface-story) to the forever human message, getting through the historical and the national attributes. We sketch the anthropological model in the background of the forever human messages.

What materials/equipment you need to bring to be able to do this workshop:
We appreciate if the participants bring with themselves to the workshop a piece of any national or international literature treasure what they like. The choice can be either modern or classical. Can be a novel or drama summarized or a poem translated (even roughly) or any other. As we all bring literature with us from early school years it is enough to wake up and to share with the others the most determining impressions – or to share the last literature impressions. We would appreciate especially the national pieces, as these reflect the spirit of the different nations of Europe, and we used not to be in the situation to share these treasures directly among each other. Otherwise the participants can choose from an offered repertoire in the workshop. We appreciate if the participants bring with themselves to the workshop their own created, personal literature as well. We touch “our own voices” through sharing the own creations with each other.

The content of this workshop is: The great stories involving us - and the message behind, The poetry touching us, Our literary voice, And the human behind all these