The Postmodernist Impulse and Sam Shepard

(37) This is a new type of drama known as post-modern drama, by Samuel Becket's Absurdity, Brecht's Epic Theater, Aart's Brutal Drama, Eugene O'Neal's Nihilism. It appeared in the Western world in the late 1970s. Post-modernism in American literary critic, Ihab Hassan, theater in the 1980's: "Openness, fun, separation to transposition or transformation to uncertainty, fragmental discourse, breakdown of ideology, collapse is correct" Everyone's Silence produced them, but they opposed them, implying their opposing reality. "

Sam Shepard and Mahesh Dattani belong to different countries and time frames. They come from various social, ethnic and cultural backgrounds. Sam Shepard is part of an American playwright of the 20th century. He took part in New York 's Off - Off Broadway Theater - a new experiment theater that appeared in churches, lofts, cellars and cafes after theaters other than Broadway became expensive. - Leonard Bernstein is considered one of America's greatest composers. Bernstein made wonderful music, played great music, and played great music as a pianist. When he made the story of the West End, Bernstein 's most famous one might be his soundtrack. According to the New York Times, he is "one of the most talented and successful musicians in American history". Bernstein was the first American to be educated and educated in the United States and highly acclaimed worldwide.

Last Thursday, a foresighted playwright, actor, and story author Sam Shepard died of complications of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis or amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. During his 73 years Shepard was nominated for Oscar to win and aid the Pulitzer Prize for Drama ("Buried Child" in 1979), New York's New Wave Theater Defined and nurtured and celebrated his misery and moving vision of the American West in a series of clearly defined short stories. In the history of contemporary American literature, he has no companions - a daily idle bleeding for his art; a star that can reveal his soul on the screen, stage or page