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TABLE OF CONTENIS ——~<~o»—___ Introduction ........................................ 7 PART 1: THEORETICAL INPUTS WOLFGANG BRAUNGART: Ritual and Aesthetic Presentivity............. 13 SASKIA FISCHER: Poetic Rituality and Transculturality. Bertolt Brecht’s Didactic Play Die Maßnahme (The Measures Taken) ..................... 29 JAN L. HAGENS: Dramatic Genre, Ritual, Conflict Resolution ............ 57 JOHANNA Domokxos: Along the herding trails the years... Scripted and Embodied Rituality in a Yoik-Noh Performance ........................ 69 ENIKŐ SEPSI: Valére Novarina and János Pilinszky or the Poetic Theater of Unselfing Ritual ...................... 87 PART 2: CASE STUDIES JENNIFER A. HERDT: Ritual and Theatricality in Goethe’s Wilhelm Meister . . . 107 ANIKÓ LukAcs: Creation of Cruelty — Reflections on the ‘rites of passage’ in Edward Albee’s play Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? . ............ 117 ENIKŐ SEPSI: On Bearing Witness to a Poetic Ritual. Robert Wilson’s Deafman Glance as seen by Jânos Pilinszky ......................... 135 DÁNIEL TIBOR HEGYI: A Theater Play from a Concert Piece; Poetry and Ritual in the Gesamtkunstwerk? On Attila Vidnyánszkys Joan of Arc at the Stake (2013) ............. 149 KARINA KOPPÁNY: Transformation Rituals in the Performances of Judit Kele ...................,..,... 165 BIRTE GIESLER Gender as Ritual and ‘Poetic Rituality’ in Contemporary ‘Bioscience Drama ....................... 177 ANNA LENz: Myth, Interculturality, and Religion in Elfriede Jelinek’s and Falk Richter’s Work: A review of Am Kônigsweg ................. 191
