Choreographing Dirt: Movement Performance And Ecology In The Anthropocene Angenette Spalink Routledge Αγγλικά Βιβλία Arts Art General

This Book Is An Innovative Study That Places Performance And Dance Studies In Conversation With Ecology By Exploring The Significance Of Dirt Focusing On A Range 20Th- 21St-Century Performances Include Modern Dance-Theatre Butoh Everyday Life Demonstrates How Choreography Makes Biological Geographical Cultural Meaning What Author Terms \ Biogeocultography\ Whether It’s Foundling Father Digging Into Earth’s Strata Suzan-Lori Park’s America Play (1994) Peat Hurling Through Air Pina Bausch’s Rite Spring (1975) Dancers Frantically Shovelling Out Fistfuls Eveoke Theatre’s Las Mariposas (2010) Or Performers Dancing Fungi Iván-Daniel Espinosa’s Messengers Divinos (2018) Each Example Shows Incorporation Can Reveal Micro-Level Interactions Between Species – Like Interplay Microscopic Skin Bacteria Soil Protozoa Macro-Level Transformation To Greenhouse Gas Demonstrating Stakes Moving Posits Operate As Space Grapple Multifaceted Ecological Dilemmas Anthropocene Will Be Broad Interest Both Practitioners Researchers Theatre Ecocriticism Environmental Humanities Σελίδες: 104 Διαστάσεις: 13 8X13 8Cm