Publisher's Synopsis
Translation from Chinese: This book presents a multifaceted comparative analysis of Rudolf Steiner's Anthroposophy and Michael Chekhov's acting theory, grounded in extensive research and practical exploration. While existing studies on Steiner predominantly focus on education and the arts, his connections to theatre-particularly the interplay between Anthroposophy and Chekhov's performance methodology-remain largely unexplored. Bridging this gap, the volume delves into the philosophical roots of Chekhov's system, examines Steiner's influence on his techniques, and ultimately illuminates Chekhov's vision of the actor's craft and his ideal performer.
