Performativity In Choreography
Performativity in Choreography is a theoretical construct within choreographic scholarship that designates the quality by which choreographic practices enact and manifest meaning through embodied performance, distinguishing itself from compositional technique by foregrounding the performative speech-act character of movement in relation to subjectivity, temporality, and spectatorship.
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Choreographing empathy: kinesthesia in performance
Choice Reviews Online · 2011 · 422 citations
Choreopolice and Choreopolitics: or, the task of the dancer
André Lepecki · TDR/The Drama Review · 2013 · 159 citations
Contemporary choreography: a critical reader
Kate Lawrence · Research in Dance Education · 2010 · 84 citations
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Artificial Intelligence in Medicine (Canada)
Toronto, Canada
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University of Leeds
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University of KwaZulu-Natal
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