Performance and phenomenology traditions and transformations - Bleeker, Maaike; Nedelkopoulou, Eirini, 1980-; Sherman, Jon Foley, 1972- (New York : Routledge, 2015)
ch. 1. The stage struck out of the world : theatricality and Husserl's phenomenology of theatre, 1905-1918 / Pannill Camp -- ch. 2. Movement as lived abstraction : the logic of the cut / Maaike Bleeker -- ch. 3. Process phenomenologies / Susan Kozel -- ch. 4. The actor's work on attention, awareness, and active imagination : between phenomenology, cognitive science, and practices of acting / Phillip Zarrilli -- ch. 5. Playing the subject card : strategies of the subjective -- ch. 6. Fleshing dead animals : sensory body phenomenology in performance / Peta Tait -- ch. 7. Vibrant materials : the agency of things in the context of scenography / Joslin McKinney -- ch. 8. Doing time with the neo-futurists / Jon Foley Sherman -- ch. 9. The in-common of phenomenology : performing KMA's congregation / Eirini Nedelkopoulou -- ch. 10. Transracial intimacy and "race performativity" : recognition and destabilizing the nation's racial contract -- ch. 11. Passing period : gender, aggression, and the phenomenology of walking / Gayle Salamon -- ch. 12. Doing phenomenology : the empathetic implications of CREW's head-swap technology in 'W' (Double U) / Sigrid Merx -- ch. 13. Performance as media affect : the phenomenology of human implication in Jordan Crandall's Gatherings / Mark B.N. Hansen.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Keywords: Performing arts -- Philosophy; Theater -- Philosophy