Philip Auslander

School of Literature, Media, and Communication, Georgia Tech

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    • REACTIVATIONS: ESSAYS ON PERFORMANCE AND ITS DOCUMENTATION (2018)
    • LIVENESS: PERFORMANCE IN A MEDIATIZED CULTURE (2008)
    • PERFORMING GLAM ROCK: GENDER AND THEATRICALITY IN POPULAR MUSIC (2006)
    • BODIES IN COMMOTION: DISABILITY AND PERFORMANCE (2005)
    • PERFORMANCE: CRITICAL CONCEPTS IN LITERARY AND CULTURAL STUDIES (2003)
    • LIVENESS: PERFORMANCE IN A MEDIATIZED CULTURE (1999)
    • FROM ACTING TO PERFORMANCE: ESSAYS IN MODERNISM AND POSTMODERNISM (1997)
    • PRESENCE AND RESISTANCE: POSTMODERNISM AND CULTURAL POLITICS IN CONTEMPORARY AMERICAN PERFORMANCE (1992)
    • THE NEW YORK SCHOOL POETS AS PLAYWRIGHTS: O’HARA, ASHBERY, KOCH, SCHUYLER AND THE VISUAL ARTS (1987)
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  • IN CONCERT: PERFORMING MUSICAL PERSONA (2021)

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FROM ACTING TO PERFORMANCE: ESSAYS IN MODERNISM AND POSTMODERNISM (1997)

From Acting to Performance collects for the first time major essays by performance theorist and critic Philip Auslander.

Spanning over a decade, the essays survey the changes in acting and performance that occurred during the transition from the ecstatic theatre of the Vietnam era to the postmodern irony of the 1980s. Starting with the modern acting theories that inspired theatrical experimentalists of the 1960s such as Jerzy Grotowski and Jacques Copeau and ranging to 1990s performance artists and stand-up comics such as Kate Bornstein and Rosanne Barr, From Acting to Performance provides critical analyses of modernist acting theories. Auslander argues that traditional theatre and contemporary performance studies are united by shared concerns and critical approaches.

 

Publisher: Routledge

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