<span><p>This book explores how South Africa is negotiating its past in and through various modes of performance in contemporary theatre, public events and memorial spaces. It analyses the Truth and Reconciliation Commission as a live event, as an archive, and in various theatrical engagements with
The Sentient Archive: Bodies, Performance, and Memory
β Scribed by Project Muse.;Bissell, Bill;Haviland, Linda Caruso
- Publisher
- Wesleyan University Press
- Year
- 2018
- Tongue
- English
- Series
- Book collections on Project MUSE.; UPCC book collections on Project MUSE. Film Theater and Performing Arts
- Category
- Library
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β¦ Synopsis
Top scholars and artists theorize the body as a crucible of knowledge.;Introduction : a body comparable / Bill Bissell and Linda Caruso Haviland -- Considering the body as archive / Linda Caruso Haviland -- Bodied knowing : introduction / Linda Caruso Haviland -- Everyone has something to tell / Alain Platel -- Stalking embodied knowledge-then what? / Tomie Hahn -- The sensing and knowing body : choreographing action and feeling / Juhani Pallasmaa -- Use me / Meg Stuart -- A body-mind centering(r) approach to movement through embodiment / Bonnie Bainbridge Cohen -- Pleasure / Ralph Lemon -- Slow / Ralph Lemon -- Memory, history, and retrieval : introduction / Linda Caruso Haviland -- Memory has its way with me / Barbara Dilley -- The body makes you remember / Ivo van Hove -- Touching history / Ann Cooper Albright -- My discovery of dance / Allegra Kent -- We dance what we remember : memory in perceiving and performing contemporary dance / Catherine J. Stevens -- The stories in our bodies / Emily Johnson -- The body in the archive : introduction Linda Caruso Haviland -- & we should live and be well : five artist statements, 1995-2007 / David Gordon -- The embodied performance of museum visiting : sacred temples or theaters of memory? / Laurajane Smith -- Sideways glances : painting and dancing / Sarah Crowner -- Leap before you look : honoring the libretto in Giselle and Apollo / Nancy Goldner -- Body as signifier / Patricia Hoffbauer -- Performing the archive : introduction Linda Caruso Haviland -- [Untitled] / Bebe Miller -- My body, the archive / Deborah Hay -- Choreographing somatic memories and spatial residues / Jayachandran Palazhy -- Tremulous histories / Jenn Joy -- Exit/exist-embodiment / Gregory Maqoma -- Afterlives and transformations : introduction / Linda Caruso Haviland -- Pavilion of secrets / Marcia B. Siegel -- Archiving Indeterminate systems of ecosystems and improvisational dance strategies / Jennifer Monson -- Them : recombinant aesthetics of restaging experimental performance / Thomas F. DeFrantz -- New bodies, new architecture / Mariana IbaΓ±ez and Simon Kim -- Choreographic angelology / Andre Lepecki.
β¦ Table of Contents
Introduction : a body comparable / Bill Bissell and Linda Caruso Haviland --
Considering the body as archive / Linda Caruso Haviland --
Bodied knowing : introduction / Linda Caruso Haviland --
Everyone has something to tell / Alain Platel --
Stalking embodied knowledge-then what? / Tomie Hahn --
The sensing and knowing body : choreographing action and feeling / Juhani Pallasmaa --
Use me / Meg Stuart --
A body-mind centering(r) approach to movement through embodiment / Bonnie Bainbridge Cohen --
Pleasure / Ralph Lemon --
Slow / Ralph Lemon --
Memory, history, and retrieval : introduction / Linda Caruso Haviland --
Memory has its way with me / Barbara Dilley --
The body makes you remember / Ivo van Hove --
Touching history / Ann Cooper Albright --
My discovery of dance / Allegra Kent --
We dance what we remember : memory in perceiving and performing contemporary dance / Catherine J. Stevens --
The stories in our bodies / Emily Johnson --
The body in the archive : introduction Linda Caruso Haviland --
& we should live and be well : five artist statements, 1995-2007 / David Gordon --
The embodied performance of museum visiting : sacred temples or theaters of memory? / Laurajane Smith --
Sideways glances : painting and dancing / Sarah Crowner --
Leap before you look : honoring the libretto in Giselle and Apollo / Nancy Goldner --
Body as signifier / Patricia Hoffbauer --
Performing the archive : introduction Linda Caruso Haviland --
[Untitled] / Bebe Miller --
My body, the archive / Deborah Hay --
Choreographing somatic memories and spatial residues / Jayachandran Palazhy --
Tremulous histories / Jenn Joy --
Exit/exist-embodiment / Gregory Maqoma --
Afterlives and transformations : introduction / Linda Caruso Haviland --
Pavilion of secrets / Marcia B. Siegel --
Archiving Indeterminate systems of ecosystems and improvisational dance strategies / Jennifer Monson --
Them : recombinant aesthetics of restaging experimental performance / Thomas F. DeFrantz --
New bodies, new architecture / Mariana IbanΜez and Simon Kim --
Choreographic angelology / Andre Lepecki.
β¦ Subjects
Dance--Philosophy;Human body (Philosophy);;Dance -- Philosophy
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