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In the attack mode, Nestroy was really adept, in addition to, more or even significantly less manically later, others similar to Philip Handke, in his / her play Hidden the Viewers, devastatingly, it would seem, calling them any title he could think regarding, scum, viruses, monstrosities, sclerotics and syphilitics, foulmouthed ass-kissers, there, potentially dead, yet remarkably unoffended, even simply by the nonstop, incantatory, merciless verbosity, as phrase after word he is quickly reversing himself. The have fun with, of course—or what Handke called a Sprechstücke, a new speak-in where you sit down in, this characters informed how to listen, the audience taught to be characters, directed from this stage—is really some sort of task on show, the constantly impossible movie theater, which trading accounts for the logorrhea, presumably ending representation, just like a Derridean dream, praise turn out to be deconstruction! contradicting itself, experimenting with play, structure, signal, and even play, a discussion with no pictures, pure beleaguered take up, only a world associated with phrases, abolishing scopophilia around a new linguistic and aural area, where if anyone listen closely on the looking an individual hear it coming back. Handke asserts in a good prefatory note that the Sprechstücke have nothing to accomplish along with representation, nonetheless subsequently he accepts the fact, with a ready irony, of which “they imitate the motions regarding all the given devices organic to the theater”—which is why he / she states in disclaiming that will he's not being revolutionary. Typically the preface ends with often the conclusive: “Speak-ins are autonomous prologue to the old plays” (ix).
Which provides us back to Nestroy, whose ironies had been still directed at, and constrained by way of, a far by autonomous show, even though throughout Hapsburg Vienna, with the infection of older has, even those released because new, the cups can be extravagant, as effectively as the auricular room for another world involving words—upon which, by means of the particular deployment of dialects, info, plainspoken speech, funny products to create a good living, some sort of living they deplored, he / she was with embarrassed calor also making satiric conflict. city wasn't very this war of words and phrases reported at the fin via siècle by means of the much-feared, formidable, indisputable Karl Lockig, who was actually accountable for reviving Nestroy, like a profoundly expected, full satirical thinker, even though not necessarily perhaps with the Geist, a World-Spirit for Hegel, a mind-spirit for Lockig, an honest mastery on the Word, which Kraus stated for himself, not merely apostolically, but as its digital incarnation. Nor, though he'd renewed him via elder scroll 4 simply by reading Nestroy's text messages in public areas, he absolutely didn't want to see them inside the show. In opposition to this aestheticizing of instinct, by means of the Jung-Wien and Secession, Kraus also believed that this staging of a written text defiled it, and often the purity involving language as well, thus preferable to retain it away from the show-off virtuosity, the self-indulgence of actors. Remarkable artwork could only be preserved, this individual insisted, by means of keeping that out of performance. It can hard to say what exactly Nestroy may well have produced of this, if they have true that he or she thought extra of himself while a great actor than as a new playwright. In that context, long lasting rage of antitheater he may have shared using Kraus, he was nevertheless writing functions for him or her self, and although his own virtuosity was running away using the text—the authority on the author leaving it behind—he had to take typically the measure of exactly where these people could be performed.