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Performance Art Context R Literature: Literature: (...continued) Literature: Literature: Literature: (... continued) Literature: Literature: (... continued) Literature: Kunstf. Bd.137 / Atlas der Künstlerreisen Literature: (...continued) Literature: (... continued) Richard Kostelnatz / The Theater of Crossings (catalogue) E. Jappe / Performance Ritual Prozeß Walking through society (yearbook) ! Judith Butler !! / Bodies That Matter Victoria Best & Peter Collier (Ed.) / article: Kultur als Handlung Kunstf. Bd.136 / Ästhetik des Reisens Butoh – Die Rebellion des Körpers PERFORMANCE ART CONTEXT R. Shusterman / Kunst leben – Die Ästhetik Mixed Means. An Introduction to Zeitspielräume. Performance Musik On Ritual (Performance Research) Eugenio Barber (anthropological view) Performative Acts and Gender Constitution Powerful Bodies – Performance in French Gertrude Koch Zeit – Die vierte Dimension in der (Kazuo Ohno, Carlotta Ikeda, Tatsumi des Pragmatismus Happenings, Kinetic Environments ... ! Ästhetik / Daniel Charles Richard Schechner / Future of Ritual Camille Camillieri (athropolog. view; (article 1988!) / Judith Butler Cultural Studies !! Mieke Bal (lecture) / Performance and Mary Ann Doane / Film and the bildenden Kunst Hijikata, Min Tanaka, Anzu Furukawa, Performative Approaches in Art and Science Using the Example of "Performance Art" R. Koberg / Die Kunst des Gehens Mitsutaka Ishi, Testuro Tamura, Musical Performance (book) Stan Godlovitch Kunstforum Bd. 34 / Plastik als important for Patrice Pavis) Performativity and Performance (book) ! Geoffrey Leech / Principles of Pragmatics Masquerade: Theorizing the Female Kunstf. Bd.150 / Zeit – Existenz – Kunst performativity Mosche Feldenkrais / (Lit. on: Yoshito Ohno, Dai-Rakuda-kann, - a philosophical study Handlungsform James Clifford (ethno-historian) Andrew Parker & Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick K. Marcia Moen / Peirce´s Pragmatism as a Spectator (article) Kunstf. Bd.151 /Dauer/Simultaneität/Echtzeit M. Foucault: Wissensarchäologische Feldenkrais Method) Akaji Maro, Nanten Harada, Akira Kasai Klangkunst (catalogue) Victor Turner / The ritual process (book) Roger Caillois (athropological theorist) Symposium: Cross Gender/Cross Genre Resource for Feminism (article) Diskursanalyse Valie Export Matthias Schäfer / Mediennutzung und Dr. Walter Siegfried (dance theorist) Yoko Ashikawa, Asbestos-an, Music and Performance (PSi7) Version 02 - Mainz Victor Turner / The Anthropology of Erving Goffman Performance and Performativity Graz 99 Jean-Francois Lyotard / The postmodern W. Hempfer / Performativität u. episteme Peter Weibel Zeitfaktor in der Aktionskunst (Bd.151) Willy Jansen / (PSi7) The Dancing Saints Sankai-iuku, Ko Murobushi, Yu Osuga, Performance (book) P. Bourdieu (Hexis- u. Habitus-Konzept) Geraldine Harris / Staging Feminities. Condition: A Report on Knowledge (book) anders Denken – M. Focaults Philip Auslander / Liveness (book) Daniel Charles / Zeitspielräume – Sanae Hiruta, Teru Goi, Macunaima PERFORMANCE ARRANGEMENTS Gender and Trance Ritual in Different Richard Schechner / Between Theatre Victoria Best & Peter Collier (Ed.) / Performance and Performativity (article) T. Sarbin & V. Allen / Role Theory (book) >performativer< Diskurs (article) Ihab Hassan / process/performance/ Performance, Musik, Ästhetik (Brazilian Group), Eji Ikuyo, and Anthropology (book) Powerful Bodies – Performance in David E.R. George !! / Performance Michel de Certeau / The Practice of Culters M. Foucault / Archäologie des Wissens happening (Essay) John Cage / Für die Vögel – Gespräch Hoppo Butoh-ha, Natsu Nakajima, Marvin Carlson / Performance – a critical French Cultural Studies Epistomology (in: Performance Research) Everyday Life Freddie Rokem / (PSi7) Ritualisations of Kunishi Kamiryo, ...) (Masaki Iwana) M. Foucault / Die Ordnung des Diskurses Victoria Best & Peter Collier (Ed.) / mit Daniel Charles (book) ! Performance as a LIMES–IDEA of art introduction (book) !! chap. Performance Milton Singer (ethnologist) / cultural Dwight Conquergood / article: Kate Ince / Between the Acts: Orlan, Repetition in Performance (Esther Maria Häusler) (Gérald Personnier) M. Foucault / ... Reader Diskurs u. Medien Powerful Bodies (book) U. Krasberg / (PSi7) Ekstastetanz und (Border Machine Performance) and the social sciences performance (developed as concept) The Performative Turn in Anthropology Performance and Performativity (in: Translating Dance (PSi7) (René Schmalz) (Sabine Seume) (Kjetil Skoien) Sybille Peters / (PSi7) Towards a Theory of Claudia Liebrand / Kinematographische Performance ... (Sufi rituals) History of performance as the history of transgressing borders (M.-L. Lange) Conquergood Dwight / Poetics Play, A. Nebelung / Zwischenräume (Methode Victor Turner / The Anthropology of Powerful Bodies) !!! Julia Witworth / (PSi7) / Translating of the Claudia Jeschke / Anmerkung zum Fake / Towards a Fake of Theory Gender-Performanzen (lecture) Kinetographien (project) / Inke Arns, Mirjam Art as border crossing (P. Bianchi) Process and Power – The performative u. Ästhetik einer ökologischen Soziologie Performance J.-F. Lyotard / Das postmoderne Wissen Body: Physical Theatre Trainings, ... performativen von Tanztechnik und Tanz- Theorising the Performative (PSi7) P. Dubois / Der fotografische Akt (book) Goller, Susanne Strätling, Georg Witte Off limits (hors limites) (Maribel Königer) turn in anthropology Herbert Mead => J. Butler Elisabeth List / article: Leiblichkeit, Nietzsche schriften im 19.Jhd. Anja Musiat, Dorita Hannah / (PSi7) Writing Thomas Dreher / Aktionstheater und Counter to abbreviating and excluding discourses (with M. Foucault) Janelle G. Reinelt, et al. / Critical Theory Prof. Christoph Wulf <= P. Bourdieu performatives Selbst u. Geschlecht Performance Research Vol.1 No.1 1996 Gesture: Performing Words, or, "How to dance Intermedia (article) and Performance (book) C. Wulf (article) / Die Familie als article: Kultur als Handlung D.George / Performance Epistemology music theory with words“ Paolo Bianchi (Video lounge at O.K.) / A.David Napier / Foreign Bodies – performative Gemeinschaft Gertrude Koch (C.S. Peirce) Pierangelo Maset, Hubert Sowa (Ed.) / theory of perception on 32/64 Views of the "Performative Turn" Jackie Smart / (PSi7) Processing Language Die Transformation der Kunst zum Performance Art and Symbolic C. Wulf (projects): Die Hervorbringung Homi Bhabha / article: Of Mimicry and Man Ästhetisches Dasein. Perspektiven einer architecture (B. Leitner) Article in Kunstforum vol.152 Kunst ohne Werk (Dirmoser, Nieslony) in Physical Theatre "Performative Turn“ Anthropology des Sozialen in Ritualen ... / Familien- Marvin Carlson / Performance – a critical performativen und pragmatischen Kultur technoculture discourse 25 acoustic "view" A cluster model revealing performance (and theater) to us as a system of possibilities, Ola Johansson / (PSi7) From Stage to Page Max Schumacher / (PSi7) Grotesque Food - A. Artaud (ethnological studies) Rituale / Rituale in der Schule / introduction (book) !! im öffentlichen Raum in which relations in the in-between result as though by themselves. ... (P. Bianchi) Stephen di Benedetto / (PSi7) Mutable Modes From Film to Stage dance theory dance view auditive view human voice (see below) W. Pfaff u.a. / Der sprechende Körper Geschlecht und Rituale Michael Issacharoff & Robin F. Jones / D. Böhler et al.(Ed.) Die pragmatische Wende of Perception: Approaching Performance body research Sylvia Sasse / Zur Anatomie kollektiver U. Wuggenig -> Pierangelo Maset Discourse as Performance (book) Rorty, de Certeau, ... choreography view flight show with Performative Procedures in Art, Science and Education (*1) as Visual Art film theory the emotional role of music Performance Körper in der russischen Performance David Frankel / Workshop in Performance Liturgie und Ästhetik (event Münster) 26 movement view concert approach (STWST) dromology see: gestic view for diverse rituals / creating with Sound Theatre for Social Change (PSi7) Studies Ethnography (PSi7 Mainz) Performative procedures (for a transitional period) time theories basic atmospheres through music Magic Maori, Artificial Savages and Martians: movements as depiction of (long String Quartett, fundamental human states Terry Fox, C. Marclay, (De)constructing Indigenous Identity atmosphere sound Performance is not so much a new art form as a new paradigm, dance dance (Monica Klingler) Andrea Sodomka, it stands less for a new phenomenon than for a new observation dance studies techniques of mood Sarah Marrs, performance performance performance Takehisa Kosugi, of familiar phenomena. (David E.R. George 1996) (Xavier Le Roy) Lifedance (Gloria McLean) movement disposition (Yvonne Rainer, Trisha Brown Joan La Barbara) (Judson Dance Theater), (Christine Brodbeck: TP-founder in CH (Tanz pur)) sound sensuousness (Maria Berquet) (audio group, Performance here becomes not only a subject for study but also an interpretive Merce Cunningham, Monica Klinger, kinetic (Petra Deus, Klara Schilliger, Laura Dean) movement theater acoustic performance Jens Brand, audio grid laid upon the process of study itself, and indeed upon almost any sort of Rose Garrard, Lucinda Childs) environments (2) kinetic (Katja Fleig & Seijiro Murayama) Sam Ashley, (Company Catherine Contour) see also: course of events view (Jeanette Yankian "Aorta“) human activity, collective or individual (M. Carlson) (Nigel Rolfe) H.-J. Gilgen, performance cinematographic theater (LE): A performance exists only sculpture (Anna Halprin, Robin Poitras, see also: view of the musical score Orquestra
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