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Bodies in commotion : disability and performance /
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Otros Autores: | , |
| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Ann Arbor :
University of Michigan Press,
2005.
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| Colección: | Corporealities.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- pt. 1. Taxonomies: disability and deaf performances in the process of self-definition. Delivering disability, willing speech / Brenda Jo Brueggemann
- Dares to stares: disabled women performance artists and the dynamics of staring / Rosemarie Garland Thomson
- Performing deaf identity: toward a continuum of deaf performance / Jessica Berson
- Aesthetic distance and the fiction of disability / Jim Ferris
- pt. 2. Disability/deaf aesthetics, audiences, and the public sphere. Shifting Apollo's frame: challenging the body aesthetic in theater dance / Owen Smith
- The National Theatre of the Deaf: artistic freedom and cultural responsibility in the use of American sign language / Shannon Bradford
- Shifting strengths: the Cyborg Theater of Cathy Weis / Jennifer Parker-Starbuck
- Theater without a hero: The making of P.H.*reaks: The hidden history of people with disabilities / Victoria Ann Lewis
- pt. 3. Rehabilitating the medical model. Performing disability, problematizing cure / Johnson Cheu
- Bodies, hysteria, pain: staging the invisible / Petra Kuppers
- Performance as therapy: Spalding Gray's autopathographic monologues / Philip Auslander
- The facilitation of learning-disabled arts: a cultural perspective / Giles Perring
- Beyond therapy: "performance" work with people who have profound and multiple disabilities / Melissa C. Nash
- Dementia and the performance of self / Anne Davis Basting
- pt. 4. Performing disability in daily life. Looking blind: a revelation of culture's eye / Tanya Titchkosky
- Men in motion: disability and the performance of masculinity / Lenore Manderson and Susan Peake
- Disrupting a disembodied status quo: invisible theater as subversive pedagogy / Maureen Connolly and Tom Craig
- The tyranny of neutral: disability and actor training / Carrie Sandahl
- pt. 5. Reading disability in dramatic literature. Unfixing disability in Lord Byron's The deformed transformed / Sharon L. Snyder
- On Medea, bad mother of the Greek drama (disability, character, genopolitics) / Marcy J. Epstein
- Disability's Invisibility in Joan Schenkar's Signs of life and Heather McDonald's An almost holy picture / Stacy Wolf
- Reconsidering identity politics, essentialism, and dismodernism: an afterword / Peggy Phelan.