Critical Theory and Performance

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Janelle G. Reinelt, Joseph R. Roach
University of Michigan Press, 1992 - 455 strán (strany)
The first comprehensive survey of the major critical currents and approaches in the lively field of performance studies
 

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For Whom Is the King a King? Issues of Intercultural Production Perception and Reception in a Kathakali King Lear
16
Performance Theory Hmong Shamans and Cultural Politics
41
Toward a Reading of Ntozake Shange and Femi Ospfisan
65
Repositioning ChineseAmerican Marginality on the American Stage
79
The Dramaturgy of Direct Theater
88
Semiotics and Deconstruction
107
Introduction
109
A Semiotic Reading of The Misanthrope
117
Theater History and Historiography
291
Introduction
293
Annie Oakley and Her Ideal Husband of No Importance
299
Theater and Dialogism
313
The Doubled Subject and the New Playwrights Theatre 19271929
324
Fascist Ideology and Theatricalization
336
Hermeneutics and Phenomenology
351
Introduction
353

David Hares Fanshen
129
Some Contemporary Possibilities
146
After Marx
159
Introduction
161
Historicizing the Relations of Theatrical Production
168
The Contradictions of PostCold War Criticism with an Interlude on the Politics of Jazz
179
Standup Comedy and Postmodernism
196
AIDS Performance Community
208
Feminisms
223
Introduction
225
The Discourse of Camp
231
Pain Praxis and Pleasure in Feminist Performance
248
Gay and Lesbian Representation and Sexuality
263
Feminist Historiography for EighteenthCentury British Theater
276
History Hermeneutics and Narrativity
356
The Phenomenological Attitude
369
Psychoanalysis
381
Introduction
383
Politicizing Identification
390
A Case Study in Psychoanalytical Ethics
399
Critical Convergences
413
Introduction
415
TheoryHistoryRevolution
418
Ideology Performance and the Illusions of Demystification
430
Contributors
447
Index
451
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