PSC Dance Syllabus Assistant Professor | MP PSC Syllabus Dance Asst Professor नृत्य सिलेबस
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Unit
– I : General Cultural Aspects
- Cultural History of India, Knowledge of major epics like Ramayana,
Mahabharata, Shilappadikaram in terms of their content, characters and
relevance to Indian Theatrical Practice, an acquaintance with Indian
mythology.
- Thorough knowledge of Bharata’s Natyashastra, and its relevance to an
influence on Indian Classical Theatre. Origin, aim and nature of Sanskrit
natya according to Bharata and later commentators.
- The concepts of natya, nritta and nritya – their characteristics in
the earliest and medieval theories. The types of theatres and their
construction according to Natyashastra.
- The four ‘abhinayas’; four ‘Vrittis’, four ‘pravrittis’ and two
‘dharmis’ : A study of the ‘nritta karaaas’ of the Natyashastra and their
importance. Detailed study of nayaka – nayikabheda and all the
classification thereof.
- ‘Rasasutra’ of Bharata and its exposition and elaboration by various
commentators, viz :, Bhatta Lollata, Sri Shankuka, Bhatta Nayaka and
Abhinavgupta. Rasa and its constituent elements, viz., Sthayi, Vyabhichari
and Sattvika Bhava, their Vibhava and Anubhava. ‘Dhvani Siddhanta’ of
Anandavardhanacharya.
- Dasha Rupaka of Dhananjay, Abhinaydarpana of Nandikeshvara,
Bhavprakashana of Shardatanaya and Natyadarpana of Ramachandra –
Gunachandra.
- General Knowledge of Indian Classical Music – Hindustani and Carnatic
and their ‘tala’ patterns.
- General introduction to seven classical dance styles, viz., Bharata
Natyam, Kuchipudi, Odissi, Kathak, Manipuri, Kathakali and Mohini Attam.
Knowledge of Indian dance – drama tradition, both classical and folk.
- General Introduction to tribal and folk dances of India. Inter –
relationship of dance and drama with other plastic arts, e.g., Sculpture,
Iconography and Painting in their ancient Indian tradition.
- General acquaintance with the theatre traditions of South – East Asia,
viz., Sri Lanka, Burma, Thailand, Cambodia, Indonesia, Japan and China.
- Social Relevance of Dance and Drama in Contemporary Indian Scene.
- Traditional Dance / Drama Training and its relevance today. Dance
education at the academic level and its need in the contemporary Indian
Society.
- Dance / Drama Research and other components of co – related arts which
are relevant; the importance of modern stage technique, the media and
technological advances to the study and propagation of dance / drama.
- Selection of the Subject
- Writing the Synopsis
- Selection and / or Writing of the Lyrics
- Musical Arrangement
- Direction and Choreography
- Designing of Sets
- Designing of Lighting
- Designing of Costumes
- The Ultimate Presentation
- Critical Evaluation
- Form of drama, Elements of Drama, Types of Drama, Various Styles of
Drama in the context of various ISMS.
- Important world dramatists and drama – From Greek to modern.
- Evolution of contemporary theatre in the context of development in
Indian Theatre.
- New trends in contemporary theatre since Independence movement.
- Major movements and major theatre innovators and play wrights.
- Different schools of acting – Greek to Grotowski, Important
contemporary actors – internationally known.
- Different directoral innovations and methods. Theories of modern stage.
- Theatre Architecture – Greek to modern period.
- Stage Craft – Set, Lights, Costumes, Make up, Sound, Props.
- Theatre Techniques – From selection of script to final performance.
Unit
– II : The Natyashastric Tradition
Unit
– III : Ancient Practice of Natya
Unit
– IV : Indian Aesthetics
Unit
– V : Post – Natyashastra Important Texts Relevant for Study of Dance and Drama
Unit
– VI : Tradition of Indian Music
Unit
– VII : Forms of Indian Dance and Drama in General
Unit
– VIII : South – East Asian Dance / Drama
Unit
– IX :
Unit
– X : Pedagogy in Dance and Drama
UGC
NET Arts Paper III ( B ) [ Elective / Optional ]
Dance :
This
Section will consist of four questions which are all compulsory and without
internal options. The division of marks and maximum number of words for each
question will be as follows :
Dance
History :
History
and technique of Indian dance from the ancient times till the modern times to
be gathered from different sources like Literature, Epigraphy, Sculpture,
Iconography, Painting and religious thought. This entails a thorough study of
the Natyashastra and relevant texts.
The
Contemporary scene and social ambience of dance in India and World History and
development of western ballet. Contemporary modern dance in India. Well – known
Indian innovators and choreographers.
Designing
of a Stage Production : The actual creation of a stage production,
i.e., the production process in terms of :
A
study of – seven established classical dance styles in terms of origin, history
and development thereto.
Other
well – established dance traditions like Chhau, Satriya, etc.
The
influence of martial arts on the regional dance forms.
Drama
/ Theatre
This
section will consist of four – questions which are all compulsory and without
internal options. The division of marks and maximum number of words for each
question will be as follows :
Drama
and Dramatic Theories
Contemporary
Indian Theatre
Acting
/ Direction
Theatre
Design and Techniques
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