Performance: Media and technologyPhilip Auslander This collection reflects not only the multidisciplinary nature of current thinking about performance, but also the complex and contested nature of the concept itself. |
Contents
dramas of speculative thought | 3 |
the relation between science | 11 |
Verbal art as performance | 32 |
ethical dimensions of | 51 |
A performancecentered approach to gossip | 61 |
conversational performance | 75 |
Social dramas and stories about them | 108 |
Performance science | 149 |
performing presence absence | 234 |
a dramaturgy of radical activity | 253 |
dramaturgies of popular protest | 266 |
toward | 293 |
representation without | 320 |
Praxis and performativity | 336 |
Rhythm and the performance of organization | 353 |
The performance of production and consumption | 372 |
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