Performance and Temporalisation

1. Front Matter

   Pages i-xvii

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2. Introduction

   1. Introduction

      • Stuart Grant, Jodie McNeilly, Maeva Veerapen

      Pages 1-22

3. World • Space • Place

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 23-23

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   2. Timing Space-Spacing Time

      • Jeff Malpas

      Pages 25-36

   3. Situated Structures

      • Amanda Yates, Gemma Loving-Hutchins

      Pages 37-52

   4. Suspended Moments

      • John Di Stefano, Dorita Hannah

      Pages 53-64

   5. My Big Fat Greek Baptism

      • Ian Maxwell

      Pages 65-76

   6. A Shared Meal

      • Jeff Stewart

      Pages 77-87

4. Self • Movement • Body

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 89-89

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   2. The Crannies of the Present

      • Brian Massumi

      Pages 91-100

   3. Time Out of Joint

      • Jack Reynolds

      Pages 101-113

   4. Three Propositions for a Movement of Thought

      • Erin Manning

      Pages 114-128

   5. The Body in Time/Time in the Body

      • Lanei M. Rodemeyer

      Pages 129-138

   6. A Moment of Creation

      • Maeva Veerapen

      Pages 139-149

5. Image • Performance • Technology

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 151-151

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   2. Temporalising Digital Performance

      • Jodie McNeilly

      Pages 153-167

   3. Entanglement Theory

      • Karen Pearlman, Richard James Allen

      Pages 168-179

   4. A Certain Dark Corner of Modern Cinema

      • Adrian Martin

      Pages 180-189

   5. Cyclic Repetition and Transferred Temporalities

      • Yuji Sone

      Pages 190-202

   6. Labours of Love

      • Barry Laing

      Pages 203-210

Performance and Temporalisation features a collection of scholars and artists writing about the coming forth of time as human experience. Whether drawing, designing, watching performance, being baptised, playing cricket, dancing, eating, walking or looking at caves, each explores the making of time through their art, scholarship and everyday lives.

• Performance
• Philosophy
• Performance and Time
• 15th century
• art
• body
• cinema
• corpus
• dancing
• drawing
• experience
• Greek
• Martin Heidegger
• proposition
• space
• structure
• William James
• writing

“Performance and Temporalisation is a diverse collection of essays united by the investigation of moments when time takes shape. … it presents a unique contribution to academic and artistic discourse in the performing arts, theatre history, and performance, film, and media studies.” (Maria Katharina Schmidt, Public, Vol. 54, 2016) 

• Monash University, Australia

  Stuart Grant

• Centre for the Philosophy and Phenomenology of Religion, Australian Catholic University, Melbourne, Australia

  Jodie McNeilly

• University of Mauritius, Mauritius

  Maeva Veerapen

• Open University of Mauritius, Mauritius

  Maeva Veerapen

Richard James Allen, The Physical TV Company, Australia John Di Stefano, University of Sydney, Australia Stuart Grant, Monash University, Australia Dorita Hannah, Aalto University, Helsinki, Finland Barry Laing, Monash University, Australia Alphonso Lingis, Pennsylvania State University, USA Gemma Loving-Hutchins, Independent Researcher, New Zealand Jeff Malpas, University of Tasmania, Tasmania Erin Manning, Concordia University, Canada Jodie McNeilly, Australian Catholic University, Melbourne, Australia Adrian Martin, Goethe University, Germany Brian Massumi, University of Montreal, Canada Ian Maxwell, University of Sydney, Australia Jack Reynolds, Deakin University, Australia Karen Pearlman, Macquarie University, Australia Lanei Rodemeyer, Duquesne University, USA Yuji Sone, Macquarie University in Australia Jeff Stewart, Independent Artist, Australia Maeva Veerapen, University of Mauritius, Mauritius Amanda Yates, Auckland University of Technology, New Zealand

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