El teatro intelectual en la novela de Harold Pinter "The Dwarfs".

Kseniya V. Arjantzeva; Vera B. Shamina; Elena M. Apenko.

Kseniya V. Arjantzeva
Vera B. Shamina
Elena M. Apenko.

Palabras clave: Harold Pinter, los enanos, teatralidad, drama intelectual, mascarada, pinteresca

Resumen

Este artículo estudia el fenómeno del "drama intelectual" como un complejo de ideas que los autores atribuyen a los escritos de Harold Pinter, a saber, su novela "Los enanos" (1952-1956, 1990). La novela, escrita en los años 50 y revisada en 1989, presenta una imagen ingeniosa y magistral de las relaciones entre personas con escenas venenosas y conmovedoras, que son pasadas por alto por algunos enanos misteriosos. El objetivo principal de este artículo es ofrecer un análisis complejo de los motivos, temas, símbolos y dispositivos teatrales recurrentes utilizados por Harold Pinter, lo que nos permitiría afirmar que la huella del drama intelectual podría rastrearse en su novela "Los enanos".

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