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Sentient Performativities of Embodiment
ISBN-13:
9781498527217
Veröffentl:
2016
Seiten:
384
Autor:
Lynette Hunter
eBook Typ:
EPUB
Kopierschutz:
Adobe DRM [Hard-DRM]
Sprache:
Englisch
Beschreibung:
This collection addresses the burgeoning interest in the body as a site of affective and somatic, as well as sociocultural, communication. It explores what performers do with bodies in practice, rehearsal, and performance and how that translates to audiences and their sociopolitical contexts.
This collection offers writings on the body with a focus on performance, defined as both staged performance and everyday performance. Traditionally, theorizations of the body have either analyzed its impact on its socio-historical environment or treated the body as a self-enclosed semiotic and affective system. This collection makes a conscious effort to merge these two approaches. It is interested in interactions between bodies and other bodies, bodies and environments, and bodies and objects.
Introduction: Ways of Knowing and Ways of Being Known by Lynette Hunter
Part I: The Body in Performance—Somatic Complexity
Chapter 1. Weird Embodiment by Timothy Morton
Chapter 2. The Senses and Sciences of Fascia: a Practice as Research Investigation by Joseph Dumit and Kevin O’Connor Chapter 3. The Petrie Dish: Somatic Praxis, Embryology, Becoming in Marie Chouinard’s “The Rite of Spring” by Hilary Bryan
Chapter 4. The Performativity of Performance: Doing Things with Bodies and What Words Might Do in Relation to That. A Lecture/Demonstration (Not for the Squeamish) by Jess Curtis
Part II: The Body in Performance—Attentiveness
Chapter 5. Enminded Performance: Dancing with a Horse by Nita Little
Chapter 6. JUST LIKE THAT: William Forsythe || Between Movement and Language by Erin Manning and Brian Massumi
Chapter 7. Her Heart Can Lift Mountains by Beating: Form and Formlessness in Performance Process by Sean Feit
Part III: The Body in Performance—Emergence
Chapter 8. Transversal Affectivity and the Lobster: Intimate Advances of Deleuze and Guattari, Rodrigo Garcia and La Carnicería Teatro, and Jan Lauwers and Needcompany by Bryan Reynolds & Guy Zimmerman
Chapter 9. Kantor’s DIRECTOR: “I will be myself, but I will be with the actors” by Peter Lichtenfels
Part IV: Bodies Walking, Bodies Writing
Chapter 10. Where Can Walking Be Taking Me? by Álvaro Iván Hernández Rodríguez
Chapter 11. Walking with/Com-Pains: (Re-)(Em)bodying Missteps and Messmates by Ilya Noé
Chapter 12. Walking Home: A Feminist Tracing of Home and Belonging by Maureen Burdock
Part V: Bodies—Critical Race, Politics and History
Chapter 13. Jewish Ears and Aryan Dirndls: National Socialist Racial Ideology and Jewish Identity by Elisabeth Krimmer
Chapter 14. “So That They Never Forget the Holocaust:” Memorial Tattoos and Embodied Holocaust Remembrance by Verena Hutter
Chapter 15. Presidential Dancing: The Bodies of Heads of State by Maxine Leeds Craig
Chapter 16. Socialization through the Arts: Katherine Dunham as Social Activist by Halifu Osumare
Part I: The Body in Performance—Somatic Complexity
Chapter 1. Weird Embodiment by Timothy Morton
Chapter 2. The Senses and Sciences of Fascia: a Practice as Research Investigation by Joseph Dumit and Kevin O’Connor Chapter 3. The Petrie Dish: Somatic Praxis, Embryology, Becoming in Marie Chouinard’s “The Rite of Spring” by Hilary Bryan
Chapter 4. The Performativity of Performance: Doing Things with Bodies and What Words Might Do in Relation to That. A Lecture/Demonstration (Not for the Squeamish) by Jess Curtis
Part II: The Body in Performance—Attentiveness
Chapter 5. Enminded Performance: Dancing with a Horse by Nita Little
Chapter 6. JUST LIKE THAT: William Forsythe || Between Movement and Language by Erin Manning and Brian Massumi
Chapter 7. Her Heart Can Lift Mountains by Beating: Form and Formlessness in Performance Process by Sean Feit
Part III: The Body in Performance—Emergence
Chapter 8. Transversal Affectivity and the Lobster: Intimate Advances of Deleuze and Guattari, Rodrigo Garcia and La Carnicería Teatro, and Jan Lauwers and Needcompany by Bryan Reynolds & Guy Zimmerman
Chapter 9. Kantor’s DIRECTOR: “I will be myself, but I will be with the actors” by Peter Lichtenfels
Part IV: Bodies Walking, Bodies Writing
Chapter 10. Where Can Walking Be Taking Me? by Álvaro Iván Hernández Rodríguez
Chapter 11. Walking with/Com-Pains: (Re-)(Em)bodying Missteps and Messmates by Ilya Noé
Chapter 12. Walking Home: A Feminist Tracing of Home and Belonging by Maureen Burdock
Part V: Bodies—Critical Race, Politics and History
Chapter 13. Jewish Ears and Aryan Dirndls: National Socialist Racial Ideology and Jewish Identity by Elisabeth Krimmer
Chapter 14. “So That They Never Forget the Holocaust:” Memorial Tattoos and Embodied Holocaust Remembrance by Verena Hutter
Chapter 15. Presidential Dancing: The Bodies of Heads of State by Maxine Leeds Craig
Chapter 16. Socialization through the Arts: Katherine Dunham as Social Activist by Halifu Osumare