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Vulnerabilities, Responsibilities, Communities in 21st-Century British Drama and Theatre - Großformatiges Paperback. Klappenbroschur.

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Herausgegeben von Aragay, MireiaMiddeke, Martin

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241 Seiten

Englisch

De Gruytererschienen am08.07.2019

Drawing primarily on Judith Butler´s, Jacques Derrida´s, Emmanuel Levinas´s and Jean-Luc Nancy´s reflections on precariousness/precarity, the Self and the Other, ethical responsibility/obligation, forgiveness, hos(ti)pitality and community, the essays in this volume examine the various ways in which contemporary British drama and theatre engage with the precarious´. Crucially, what emerges from the discussion of a wide range of plays - including Jez Butterworth´s Jerusalem, Caryl Churchill´s Here We Go, Martin Crimp´s Fewer Emergencies and In the Republic of Happiness, Tim Crouch´s The Author, Forced Entertainment´s Tomorrow´s Parties, David Greig´s The American Pilot and The Events, Dennis Kelly´s Love and Money, Mark Ravenhill´s Shoot/Get Treasure/Repeat, Philip Ridley´s Mercury Fur, Robin Soans´s Talking to Terrorists, Simon Stephens´s Pornography, theTheatre Uncut project, debbie tucker green´s dirty butterfly and Laura Wade´s Posh - is the observation that contemporary (British) drama and theatre often realises its thematic and formal/structural potential to the full precisely by reflecting upon the category and the episteme of precariousness, and deliberately turning audience members into active participants in the process of negotiating ethical agency.mehr

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KlappentextDrawing primarily on Judith Butler´s, Jacques Derrida´s, Emmanuel Levinas´s and Jean-Luc Nancy´s reflections on precariousness/precarity, the Self and the Other, ethical responsibility/obligation, forgiveness, hos(ti)pitality and community, the essays in this volume examine the various ways in which contemporary British drama and theatre engage with the precarious´. Crucially, what emerges from the discussion of a wide range of plays - including Jez Butterworth´s Jerusalem, Caryl Churchill´s Here We Go, Martin Crimp´s Fewer Emergencies and In the Republic of Happiness, Tim Crouch´s The Author, Forced Entertainment´s Tomorrow´s Parties, David Greig´s The American Pilot and The Events, Dennis Kelly´s Love and Money, Mark Ravenhill´s Shoot/Get Treasure/Repeat, Philip Ridley´s Mercury Fur, Robin Soans´s Talking to Terrorists, Simon Stephens´s Pornography, theTheatre Uncut project, debbie tucker green´s dirty butterfly and Laura Wade´s Posh - is the observation that contemporary (British) drama and theatre often realises its thematic and formal/structural potential to the full precisely by reflecting upon the category and the episteme of precariousness, and deliberately turning audience members into active participants in the process of negotiating ethical agency.

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ISBN/GTIN978-3-11-065159-1

ProduktartBuch

EinbandartKartoniert, Paperback

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De Gruyter

Erscheinungsjahr2019

Erscheinungsdatum08.07.2019

ReiheContemporary Drama in English Studies

Reihen-Nr.28

Seiten241 Seiten