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- 192 pages
- English
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Ritual today can be encountered in the midst of catastrophic and transforming events. This collection reassesses and revises traditionally understood relationships between ritual and politics, ritual and everyday life, ritual and art making, and ritual and disaster. The methodologies as well as the subject matter are interdisciplinary: they range from the anthropological to the art and dance historical, from the theatrical and literary to the linguistic, philosophical, and psychoanalytic. It will be a valuable tool for scholars of Theater and Performance Studies, as well as Anthropology, Art, and History.
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- Cover Page
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Figures
- Contributors
- Introduction
- Part I Critical Historiographies/ New Formations
- Part II Case Studies from the Performative and Visual Archives