فلسفة العوالم المتعددة في العرض المسرحي

Abstract EN

The research contains four chapters, the first chapter involves “Systematic framework", including the problem of research, which was identified in the following question: what are the manifestations of the philosophy of multiple worlds in the theatrical presentation, the purpose of research determines with the definition of the philosophy of multiple worlds in the theatrical presentation, and determines the research with the following limits: Time limit: 2010-2015 and spatial limit: Baghdad / National Theatre, and the subject limit: study of the philosophy of multiple worlds in the theatrical presentation, in terms of monitoring the philosophical and artistic controversy produced by the multiplicity of worlds and their appearance in the theatrical presentation and chapter ends by defining the terms and definition.

The second chapter (theoretical framework) included two researchers, the first study (multiple worlds: concepts and philosophical opinions) following the crystallization of multiple worlds and perspectives that called for cosmological facts about the concepts and dissimilarities of the world, represented by the emergence of ancient and modern philosophers, and the monitoring of the second thesis (multiple worlds).

Following the philosophy of the many worlds and their appearance in the theater, from Greek tragedy to modern performances that have changed and differentiated the ways of presenting them over time, and according to the director's vision and the depiction of visual and audio worlds in his mind.

The third chapter involves "Research Procedures", including the research community, which included (8) presentation made in Baghdad for the period of (2010-2015) and is the bearer of those multiple worlds through which the sample of the research was selected intentionally: the play "Badr wafika", as well as the chapter included the research tool and its method and then the analysis of the sample Chapter 4 was concerned with the results of the research, and the chapter included the conclusions of the research, which were followed by sources and references.