Hakemli • Açık Erişim • Bilimsel Yayın ISSN 2148-5518

DOI: 10.17121/ressjournal.3210

SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH IN ISLAMIC SCIENCES

Route Education and Social Science Journal

Özet

Sarah Ruhl’s Dead Man’s Cell Phone crystallizes the world of
technology, the power of communication and how human beings are
preoccupied to stay in touch all the time with their mobile phones.
Bizarre situations are created in a realistic setting shedding light on
social evils like organ trading. The protagonist of the play, Jean reconnects to her own spirit grasping the idea that life is for the living.
This is done through answering the phone calls of a dead man.
Therefore, juxtaposition is employed to explore how two unrelated
things are linked. This is also done through the use of intertextuality
that gives the audience to compare and contrast between things

Abstract

Sarah Ruhl’s Dead Man’s Cell Phone crystallizes the world of
technology, the power of communication and how human beings are
preoccupied to stay in touch all the time with their mobile phones.
Bizarre situations are created in a realistic setting shedding light on
social evils like organ trading. The protagonist of the play, Jean reconnects to her own spirit grasping the idea that life is for the living.
This is done through answering the phone calls of a dead man.
Therefore, juxtaposition is employed to explore how two unrelated
things are linked. This is also done through the use of intertextuality
that gives the audience to compare and contrast between things

Yazarlar

Khalid Jamal Gaheb Salih

Anahtar Kelimeler

Bizarre situations, Communication, Intertextuality, Juxtaposition, Phone calls

Yayın Bilgileri

Cilt
9
Sayı
73
Yıl
2022
Dil
Türkçe
Durum
Yayınlandı
Görüntülenme
0
İndirme
0
DOI
10.17121/ressjournal.3210

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