著者：［法］雅克?勒考克，编著：［法］让-加布里埃尔?卡拉索 让-克劳德?拉利亚 ，译者：马照琪 后浪

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Jacques Lecoq (1921-1999), the renowned French mime artist and theater pedagogue, revolutionized contemporary performance training through his innovative approach to physical expression and movement. Born in Paris, Lecoq initially pursued athletics before discovering his passion for theater under the influence of Jean Dasté and later Jacques Copeau's legacy. In 1956, he founded his International School of Mime in Paris, which evolved into the École Internationale de Théâtre Jacques Lecoq, attracting students worldwide with its emphasis on corporeal mime, mask work, and neutral mask techniques. Co-edited by Jean-Gabriel Carasso and Jean-Claude Larrieu, and translated into Chinese by Ma Zhaoqi with Hou Lang, Lecoq's seminal work 'The Poetic Body: Jacques Lecoq's Creative Theater Pedagogy' (deluxe edition) encapsulates his philosophy, inspiring generations of actors, directors, and performers to explore the body's innate poetic potential beyond words.