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|a Performing #MeToo :
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|a Front Cover -- Half Title -- Performing #Me Too: Ho Not to Look Away -- Copyright information -- Table of contents -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction -- Performing #MeToo -- Performing #MeToo: How Not to Look Away -- Notes -- 1 "Vital Acts of Transfer": #MeToo and the Performance of Embodied Knowledge -- Reclaiming the Repertoire of #MeToo -- Rescripting the Repertoire: Time's Up and the Golden Globes Red Carpet Blackout -- Conclusion: Utopic Gestures -- Notes -- 2 "Bite the Bullet": The Practice of Protest as a Coping Mechanism -- The Economy of the Female Fear Factory
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|a Coming to Terms with the Past, a Term of Post-war, Post-genocide -- War? On Womxn -- War Metaphor -- The Practice of Protest: On the Line -- The Practice of Protest Continues -- Silence? -- The Practice of Protest: uNokuthula -- Aluta Continua -- Notes -- 3 Resisting Theatre: The Political in the Performative -- What Does a Woman Know? -- Resistance -- Conclusion -- Notes -- 4 Supporting Brave Spaces for Theatre-Makers Post-#MeToo:: A Chicago-Based Study on Rehearsing and Performing Intimacy in Theatre -- Introduction -- Background -- Galvanizing a Community -- Chicago Theatre Standards
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|a Brave Spaces -- Rehearsing Intimacy -- Chicago Theatres -- Intimacy Facilitators -- Moving Forward -- Notes -- 5 We Get It: Calling Out Sexism and Harassment in Australia's Live Performance Industry -- "Sexism Is Over" -- Rank -- Women in Australian Theatre -- "She's Just Being Sensitive" -- "Momentum for Change" -- Notes -- 6 Toward the Origin of Performing #MeToo: Franca Rame's The Rape as an Example of Personal and Political Theatre/Therapy -- Me Too Before #MeToo: Legacy and Change -- The Violence and the Drafting of the Text -- On the Stage
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|a An Incursion into the Glitter of Italian Saturday Night Television -- The Performance -- Issues of Meaning -- On the Internet -- Conclusion -- Notes -- 7 The Royal Court in the Wake of #MeToo -- "The Weinstein of British Theatre": London, October-November 2017 -- On Institutions -- The Royal Court: Public Action, Artistic Responses -- "Does #MeToo need a liberal male sticking his oar in?" -- Notes -- 8 Dissident Solidarities: Power, Pedagogy, Care -- Performing Ruptures -- Performing Testimony -- Rethinking Feminist Solidarities -- Notes
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|a 9 Conversations with Noura: Iraqi American Women and a Response to A Doll's House -- Notes -- 10 #MeToo: Theatre Women Share Their Stories -- Notes -- 11 Les Zoubliettes: Raging Through Laughter-a Feminist Disturbance -- Les Zoubliettes As Performance of #MeToo -- Conclusion: How Not to Look Away -- Notes -- 12 "I'm the person to speak about myself": Self-Declaration, Reversal of Power, and Solidarity in The Red Book -- The #MeToo Movement and the Collapse of the Existing World -- "I am Myself": Self-Declaration Against the World -- Reversal of Power in The Red Book -- The Creation of Solidarity
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|a The Silence Breakers and the Creation of a New Genealogy.
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|a Voices from diverse cultural and environmental contexts writing on forms of engagement with the topic of performing #MeToo - testimony, witnessing, interpretation, field reports. Includes people who speak from personal experience, as well as allies, activists, and scholars. Examines contemporary work, and work from the pre-#MeToo era. 25 b/w illus.
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|a Sexual harassment of women.
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