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adam_text | CONTENTS
VOLUME I
Acknowledgements
xv
Chronological Table of reprinted articles and chapters
xviii
General Introduction
1
part
ι
Foundations and definitions
25
1.1
Foundational texts and concepts
1
The territorial passage
27
ARNOLD VAN
GENNEP
2
Nature and significance of play as a cultural phenomenon
36
JOHAN HUIZINGA
3
Search for a great tradition in cultural performances
57
MILTON SINGER
4
Ritual drama as hub
72
KENNETH BURKE
5
Lecture I in How to Do Things with Words
91
J. L. AUSTIN
6
Introduction in The Presentation of Self in Everyday Life
97
ERVING GOFFMAN
CONTENTS
1.2
Definitions, distinctions, and debates
7
Performance as metaphor
108
BERT O. STATES
8
Approaches to performance : an analysis of terms
138
GRAHAME F.
THOMPSON
9
The politics of discourse: performativity meets theatricality
153
JANELLE REINELT
10
Virtual reality: performance, immersion, and the thaw
168
JON MCKENZIE
1.3
Disciplinary actions
11
Blurred genres: the
refìguration
of social thought
189
CLIFFORD GEERTZ
12
Life as theater: some notes on the dramaturgic
approach to social reality
203
SHELDON L.
MESSINGER
WITH HAROLD SAMPSON
AND ROBERT D. TOWNE
13
A paradigm for performance studies
215
RONALD J. PELIAS AND JAMES VANOOSTING
14
Performance studies as women s work:
historical sights/sites/citations from the margin
232
ELIZABETH BELL
PART
2
Elements and circumstances of performance
261
15
Performers and spectators transported and transformed
263
RICHARD SCHECHNER
16
Theatrical and
transgressée
energies
291
FREDDIE
ROKEM
17
On acting and not-acting
309
MICHAEL KIRBY
18
Screen acting and the commutation test
324
JOHN O. THOMPSON
VI
CONTENTS
19
Poetry s oral stage
338
PETER MIDDLETON
20
The integrity of musical performance
371
STAN GODLOVITCH
VOLUME II
Acknowledgements
ix
PART
1
Representation
1
21
The theater of cruelty and the closure of representation
3
JACQUES DERRIDA
22
The tooth, the palm
25
JEAN-FRANÇOIS LYOTARD
23
Frame-up: feminism, psychoanalysis, theatre
32
BARBARA FREEDMAN
24
The dynamics of desire: sexuality and gender in pornography
and performance
57
JILL DOLAN
PART
2
Textuality
77
25
Theatrical performance: illustration, translation, fulfillment,
or supplement?
79
MARVIN CARLSON
26
Drama, performativity, and performance
86
W. B. WORTHEN
27
Presence and the revenge of writing: re-thinking theatre
after Derrida
109
ELINOR
FUCHS
28
Performance writing
119
RIC ALLSOP
VU
CONTENTS
29
Making motions: the embodiment of law in gesture
124
BERNARD J. HIBBITTS
PART3
Bodies
155
30
The actor s bodies
157
DAVID GRAVER
31
The body as the object of modern performance
175
JON ERICKSON
32
Strategic abilities: negotiating the disabled body in dance
188
ANN COOPER ALBRIGHT
33
Feminine free fall: a fantasy of freedom
207
PETA TAIT
PART
4
Audiences/spectatorship
217
34
Dramaturgy of the spectator
219
MARCO
DE
MARINIS
35
The pleasure of the spectator
236
ANNE UBERSFELD
36
The audience: subjectivity, community and the ethics
of listening
249
ALICE
RAYNER
37
Odd, anonymous needs: the audience in a dramatized society
269
HERBERT
BLAU
38
Spectatorial theory in the age of media culture
282
ELIZABETH
KLAVER
PART
5
Culture
301
5.1
Cultural studies
39
Drama in a dramatised society
303
RAYMOND WILLIAMS
Vili
CONTENTS
40
Why
modern
plays are not culture: disciplinary blind spots
313
SHANNON JACKSON
41
Embodying difference: issues in dance and cultural studies
334
JANE C. DESMOND
5.2
Intercultural studies
42
Twins separated at birth? West African vernacular and
Western
avant
garde perforniativity in theory and practice
359
CYNTHIA WARD
43
Western feminist theory, Asian Indian performance,
and a notion of agency
382
AVANTHI MEDURI
44
Interculturalism, postmodernism, pluralism
395
DARYL CHIN
VOLUME III
Acknowledgements ¡x
PARTI
Science and social science
1
1.1
Performing science
45
From science to theatre: dramas of speculative thought
3
GAUTAM DASGUPTA
46
Performance and production: the relation between science
as inquiry and science as cultural practice
11
ROBERT P. CREASE
1.2
Social behavior as performance
47
Verbal art as performance
32
RICHARD BAUMAN
48
A performance-centered approach to gossip
61
ROGER D. ABRAHAMS
IX
CONTENTS
49
Becoming other-wise: conversational performance and
the politics of experience
75
LEONARD
С. НА
WES
50
Social dramas and stories about them
108
VICTOR TURNER
1.3
Performing ethnography
51
Performing as a moral act: ethical dimensions of the
ethnography of performance
134
DWIGHT CONQUERGOOD
52
Performance science
149
MICHAL M.
McCALL AND HOWARD S. BECKER
53
The efficacy of performance science: comment on McCall
and Becker
169
RICHARD A. HILBERT
54
SNAP! Culture: a different kind of reading
173
E. PATRICK JOHNSON
PART
2
History, politics, political economy
199
2.1
Performing history
55
Disappearance as history: the stages of terror
201
ANTHONY KUBIAK
56
Historical events and the historiography of tourism
213
MICHAL
KOBIAŁKA
57
Spectacles of suffering: performing presence, absence,
and historical memory at U.S. Holocaust museums
234
VIVIAN M. PATRAKA
2.2
Political activism and performance
58
Spectacles and scenarios: a dramaturgy of radical activity
253
LEE BAXANDALL
59
Fighting in the streets: dramaturgies of popular protest,
1968-1989 266
BAZ KERSHAW
CONTENTS
2.3
Theorizing political performance
60
There must be a lot of fish in that lake : toward an
ecological theater
293
UNA CHAUDHURI
61
Brechtian theory/feminist theory: toward
a gestie
feminist
criticism
305
ELIN
DIAMOND
62
The ontology of performance: representation without
reproduction
320
PEGGY PHELAN
63
Praxis and performativity
336
ANDREW PARKER
2.4
Work. Production. Political economy
64
The future that worked
344
JOSEPH ROACH
65
Rhythm and the performance of organization
353
RICHARD A. ROGERS
66
The performance of production and consumption
372
MIRANDA JOSEPH
67
Legally live
405
PHILIP AUSLANDER
VOLUME IV
Acknowledgements
ix
PART
1
Identity and the self
1
1.1
The performing self
68
The performing self
3
RICHARD POIRIER
ХІ
CONTENTS
69
Presenting and re-presenting the self: from not-acting
to acting in African performance
22
FRANCES HARDING
1.2
Performing identity
70
Doing difference
42
CANDACE WEST AND SUSAN FENSTERMAKER
71
Prologue: performing blackness
74
KIMBERLY W. BENSTON
72
Performative acts and gender constitution:
an essay in phenomenology and feminist theory
97
JUDITH BUTLER
73
Choreographies of gender 111
SUSAN LEIGH FOSTER
74
Performing lesbian in the space of technology: part I
141
SUE-ELLEN CASE
PART
2
Visual art and performance art
163
2.1
Visual art
75
Art and objecthood
165
MICHAEL FRIED
76
The object of performance: aesthetics in the seventies
188
HENRY SAYRE
2.2
Performance art
77
Performance and theatricality: the subject demystified
206
JOSETTE
FERAL
78
British live art
218
NICK KAYE
79
Performance art and ritual: bodies in performance
228
ERIKA FISCHER-LICHTE
XU
CONTENTS
80
Women s performance art: feminism and postmodernism
251
JEANIE FORTE
81
Negotiating deviance and normativity: performance art,
boundary transgressions, and social change
269
BRITTA
В.
WHEELER
PART3
Media and technology
289
3.1
Media and mediatization
82
Film and theatre
291
SUSAN
SONTAG
83
The presence of mediation
306
ROGER COPELAND
84
The eye finds no fixed point on which to rest
... 323
CHANTAL PONTBRIAND
85
Listening to music: performances and recordings
332
THEODORE GRACYK
3.2
Performance and technology
86
Negotiating presence: performance and new technologies
351
ANDREW MURPHIE
87
The art of puppetry in the age of media production
365
STEVE TILLIS
88
The screen test of the double: the uncanny performer in
the space of technology
381
MATTHEW CAUSEY
89
The art of interaction: interactivity, performativity,
and computers
395
DAVID Z. SALTZ
Index
411
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CONTENTS
VOLUME I
Acknowledgements
xv
Chronological Table of reprinted articles and chapters
xviii
General Introduction
1
part
ι
Foundations and definitions
25
1.1
Foundational texts and concepts
1
The territorial passage
27
ARNOLD VAN
GENNEP
2
Nature and significance of play as a cultural phenomenon
36
JOHAN HUIZINGA
3
Search for a great tradition in cultural performances
57
MILTON SINGER
4
Ritual drama as "hub"
72
KENNETH BURKE
5
Lecture I in How to Do Things with Words
91
J. L. AUSTIN
6
Introduction in The Presentation of Self in Everyday Life
97
ERVING GOFFMAN
CONTENTS
1.2
Definitions, distinctions, and debates
7
Performance as metaphor
108
BERT O. STATES
8
Approaches to "performance": an analysis of terms
138
GRAHAME F.
THOMPSON
9
The politics of discourse: performativity meets theatricality
153
JANELLE REINELT
10
Virtual reality: performance, immersion, and the thaw
168
JON MCKENZIE
1.3
Disciplinary actions
11
Blurred genres: the
refìguration
of social thought
189
CLIFFORD GEERTZ
12
Life as theater: some notes on the dramaturgic
approach to social reality
203
SHELDON L.
MESSINGER
WITH HAROLD SAMPSON
AND ROBERT D. TOWNE
13
A paradigm for performance studies
215
RONALD J. PELIAS AND JAMES VANOOSTING
14
Performance studies as women's work:
historical sights/sites/citations from the margin
232
ELIZABETH BELL
PART
2
Elements and circumstances of performance
261
15
Performers and spectators transported and transformed
263
RICHARD SCHECHNER
16
Theatrical and
transgressée
energies
291
FREDDIE
ROKEM
17
On acting and not-acting
309
MICHAEL KIRBY
18
Screen acting and the commutation test
324
JOHN O. THOMPSON
VI
CONTENTS
19
Poetry's oral stage
338
PETER MIDDLETON
20
The integrity of musical performance
371
STAN GODLOVITCH
VOLUME II
Acknowledgements
ix
PART
1
Representation
1
21
The theater of cruelty and the closure of representation
3
JACQUES DERRIDA
22
The tooth, the palm
25
JEAN-FRANÇOIS LYOTARD
23
Frame-up: feminism, psychoanalysis, theatre
32
BARBARA FREEDMAN
24
The dynamics of desire: sexuality and gender in pornography
and performance
57
JILL DOLAN
PART
2
Textuality
77
25
Theatrical performance: illustration, translation, fulfillment,
or supplement?
79
MARVIN CARLSON
26
Drama, performativity, and performance
86
W. B. WORTHEN
27
Presence and the revenge of writing: re-thinking theatre
after Derrida
109
ELINOR
FUCHS
28
Performance writing
119
RIC ALLSOP
VU
CONTENTS
29
Making motions: the embodiment of law in gesture
124
BERNARD J. HIBBITTS
PART3
Bodies
155
30
The actor's bodies
157
DAVID GRAVER
31
The body as the object of modern performance
175
JON ERICKSON
32
Strategic abilities: negotiating the disabled body in dance
188
ANN COOPER ALBRIGHT
33
Feminine free fall: a fantasy of freedom
207
PETA TAIT
PART
4
Audiences/spectatorship
217
34
Dramaturgy of the spectator
219
MARCO
DE
MARINIS
35
The pleasure of the spectator
236
ANNE UBERSFELD
36
The audience: subjectivity, community and the ethics
of listening
249
ALICE
RAYNER
37
Odd, anonymous needs: the audience in a dramatized society
269
HERBERT
BLAU
38
Spectatorial theory in the age of media culture
282
ELIZABETH
KLAVER
PART
5
Culture
301
5.1
Cultural studies
39
Drama in a dramatised society
303
RAYMOND WILLIAMS
Vili
CONTENTS
40
Why
modern
plays are not culture: disciplinary blind spots
313
SHANNON JACKSON
41
Embodying difference: issues in dance and cultural studies
334
JANE C. DESMOND
5.2
Intercultural studies
42
Twins separated at birth? West African vernacular and
Western
avant
garde perforniativity in theory and practice
359
CYNTHIA WARD
43
Western feminist theory, Asian Indian performance,
and a notion of agency
382
AVANTHI MEDURI
44
Interculturalism, postmodernism, pluralism
395
DARYL CHIN
VOLUME III
Acknowledgements ¡x
PARTI
Science and social science
1
1.1
Performing science
45
From science to theatre: dramas of speculative thought
3
GAUTAM DASGUPTA
46
Performance and production: the relation between science
as inquiry and science as cultural practice
11
ROBERT P. CREASE
1.2
Social behavior as performance
47
Verbal art as performance
32
RICHARD BAUMAN
48
A performance-centered approach to gossip
61
ROGER D. ABRAHAMS
IX
CONTENTS
49
Becoming other-wise: conversational performance and
the politics of experience
75
LEONARD
С. НА
WES
50
Social dramas and stories about them
108
VICTOR TURNER
1.3
Performing ethnography
51
Performing as a moral act: ethical dimensions of the
ethnography of performance
134
DWIGHT CONQUERGOOD
52
Performance science
149
MICHAL M.
McCALL AND HOWARD S. BECKER
53
The efficacy of performance science: comment on McCall
and Becker
169
RICHARD A. HILBERT
54
SNAP! Culture: a different kind of "reading"
173
E. PATRICK JOHNSON
PART
2
History, politics, political economy
199
2.1
Performing history
55
Disappearance as history: the stages of terror
201
ANTHONY KUBIAK
56
Historical events and the historiography of tourism
213
MICHAL
KOBIAŁKA
57
Spectacles of suffering: performing presence, absence,
and historical memory at U.S. Holocaust museums
234
VIVIAN M. PATRAKA
2.2
Political activism and performance
58
Spectacles and scenarios: a dramaturgy of radical activity
253
LEE BAXANDALL
59
Fighting in the streets: dramaturgies of popular protest,
1968-1989 266
BAZ KERSHAW
CONTENTS
2.3
Theorizing political performance
60
"There must be a lot of fish in that lake": toward an
ecological theater
293
UNA CHAUDHURI
61
Brechtian theory/feminist theory: toward
a gestie
feminist
criticism
305
ELIN
DIAMOND
62
The ontology of performance: representation without
reproduction
320
PEGGY PHELAN
63
Praxis and performativity
336
ANDREW PARKER
2.4
Work. Production. Political economy
64
The future that worked
344
JOSEPH ROACH
65
Rhythm and the performance of organization
353
RICHARD A. ROGERS
66
The performance of production and consumption
372
MIRANDA JOSEPH
67
Legally live
405
PHILIP AUSLANDER
VOLUME IV
Acknowledgements
ix
PART
1
Identity and the self
1
1.1
The performing self
68
The performing self
3
RICHARD POIRIER
ХІ
CONTENTS
69
Presenting and re-presenting the self: from not-acting
to acting in African performance
22
FRANCES HARDING
1.2
Performing identity
70
Doing difference
42
CANDACE WEST AND SUSAN FENSTERMAKER
71
Prologue: performing blackness
74
KIMBERLY W. BENSTON
72
Performative acts and gender constitution:
an essay in phenomenology and feminist theory
97
JUDITH BUTLER
73
Choreographies of gender 111
SUSAN LEIGH FOSTER
74
Performing lesbian in the space of technology: part I
141
SUE-ELLEN CASE
PART
2
Visual art and performance art
163
2.1
Visual art
75
Art and objecthood
165
MICHAEL FRIED
76
The object of performance: aesthetics in the seventies
188
HENRY SAYRE
2.2
Performance art
77
Performance and theatricality: the subject demystified
206
JOSETTE
FERAL
78
British live art
218
NICK KAYE
79
Performance art and ritual: bodies in performance
228
ERIKA FISCHER-LICHTE
XU
CONTENTS
80
Women's performance art: feminism and postmodernism
251
JEANIE FORTE
81
Negotiating deviance and normativity: performance art,
boundary transgressions, and social change
269
BRITTA
В.
WHEELER
PART3
Media and technology
289
3.1
Media and mediatization
82
Film and theatre
291
SUSAN
SONTAG
83
The presence of mediation
306
ROGER COPELAND
84
"The eye finds no fixed point on which to rest
." 323
CHANTAL PONTBRIAND
85
Listening to music: performances and recordings
332
THEODORE GRACYK
3.2
Performance and technology
86
Negotiating presence: performance and new technologies
351
ANDREW MURPHIE
87
The art of puppetry in the age of media production
365
STEVE TILLIS
88
The screen test of the double: the uncanny performer in
the space of technology
381
MATTHEW CAUSEY
89
The art of interaction: interactivity, performativity,
and computers
395
DAVID Z. SALTZ
Index
411
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title | Performance critical concepts in literary and cultural studies |
title_auth | Performance critical concepts in literary and cultural studies |
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title_full | Performance critical concepts in literary and cultural studies edited by Philip Auslander |
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title_full_unstemmed | Performance critical concepts in literary and cultural studies edited by Philip Auslander |
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