Performance and posthumanism : staging prototypes of composite bodies /
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| Imprint: | Cham : Palgrave Macmillan, [2021] ©2021 |
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| Description: | 1 online resource () : illustrations (some color) |
| Language: | English |
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| Format: | E-Resource Book |
| URL for this record: | http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/12627230 |
Table of Contents:
- 1. Performance and Posthumanism: Co-Creation, Response-ability and Epistemologies; Christel Stalpaert, Kristof van Baarle and Laura Karreman
- 2. 9 variations on things and performance; Andre Lepecki
- 3. Does the donkey act? Balthazar as protagonist; Maximilian Haas
- 4. Latent Performances. Conditions for some things to happen; Daniel Blanga-Gubbay
- 5. Aesthetics of Mykorrhiza. The practice of Apparatus; Stefenie Wenner
- 6. On Composite Bodies and New Media Dramaturgy; Peter Eckersall and Kris Verdonck
- 7. Decoding Effet Papillon, choreography for three dancers inspired by the world of video games; Mylene Benoit and Philippe Guisgand
- 8. The refrain and the territory of the posthuman; Aline Wiame
- 9. The right to remain forgotten and the data crimes of post-digital culture: a ceaseless traumatic event; Matthew Causey
- 10. The Biography of a Digital Device. The Interwovenness of Human and Non-Human Movements in Production and Distribution Processes as thematized in the Artwork Rare Earthenware by Unknown Fields; Martina Ruhsam
- 11. Tentacular Thinking-With-Things in Storied Places. Parliament of Things (2019) by Building Conversation; Christel Stalpaert
- 12. The Point of the Matter: Performativity in Scientific Practices; Maaike Bleeker and Jean Paul Van Bendegem
- 13. Music Notation and Distributed Creativity: The Textility of Score Annotation; Emily Payne and Floris Schuiling
- 14. Spectators in the laboratory: between theatre and technoscience; Mateusz Borowski, Mateusz Chaberski, Magorzata Sugiera
- 15. A Hybrid Device to Choreograph the Gaze: Embodying Vision through a Historical Discourse on Optics in Benjamin Vandewalles Peri-Sphere; Helena Julian and Dieter Brusselaers.
