The Survey of Minimalism as the Global Trend of Existential Revelation in Post Modern Drama
Journal of Education, Society and Behavioural Science · pp. 1–7 · Published 1 Jan 2016
10.9734/BJESBS/2016/9324Abstract
At post modern era in which man is stuck and at the mercy of ever increasing technology many things have been abridged for the sake of saving time, energy, and budget. In the realm of literature, too, the dramatic art has turned to be as minimal as possible to convey the appropriate meaning of specific purpose. This minimalism can be detected in different aspects of drama including characterization, setting, and language specifically to be in complete harmony with the way the intended theme is purported to be revealed and conveyed to the reader or the audience. Hence, some of the major playwrights and some of their prominent works are discussed to illustrate this modern trend in the realm of dramatic theater as the dominant mode of presenting the existential obsession themes such as self and identity in drama in this paper.
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