Author Archives: Lucello

La Théâtralité du Nouveau Théâtre: Les Avant-Gardistes

Le théâtre avant-gardiste du XXe siècle, bien qu’en rupture avec le théâtre bourgeois qui le précède, retrouve pour autant des éléments de la tradition aristotélicienne du dramatique tout en proposant un nouveau sujet de représentation. Cette nouvelle orientation déstabilise pourtant et remet en cause certaines conceptions anciennes de la théâtralité, notamment en ce qui concerne […]

July 7, 2003 – 4:55 pm | By Lucello | Posted in Essaies, Français | Comments (0)

Le Project Critique des Maximes

La fonction de la maxime, comme celles de La Rochefoucauld, publiées dans son recueil sous le titre originel de Réflexions ou Sentences et Maximes Morales en 1665, autrement connu comme Maximes, est de révéler dans le cadre d’une forme brève, close, et succincte, une sagesse qui sert comme démystifiante des choses vraies. Dans les salons […]

September 7, 2002 – 1:16 am | By Lucello | Posted in Français | Comments (0)

On Clothes

The language of clothes, while perhaps rarely acknowledged as such by the average citizen, has nevertheless been distinctively present in American culture, from teen rape cases where the girl is accused of “wanting” it because she wore a short, tight skirt, to the self-help books that offer twelve steps to dress for success. Alison Lurie, […]

May 18, 2001 – 1:12 am | By Lucello | Posted in English, Essays | Comments (0)

Admitting Revision: The Quest for Truth and Evidence

Holocaust revisionists should be allowed to present and argue their point of view in a classroom setting such as a junior college because true historical knowledge is the process of getting to the truth of the matter through verifiable evidence. There are many people, such Deborah Lipstadt, a historian in Holocaust studies, who would deny […]

April 2, 2001 – 5:02 pm | By Lucello | Posted in English, Essays | Comments (0)

The Clown

Through a hazy world of multicolor, white faces appear in our midst. Their painted expressions, laughing, crying to us, is entertainment and pleasure. Rouged lips of silly grins and teardrop eyes belie the person within. Escape to the wondrous circus and hide beneath the red, yellow, blue and purple lights of our imagination. But what […]

November 10, 1999 – 5:13 pm | By Lucello | Posted in English, Poems | Comments (0)