Toward a Just Pedagogy of Performance : Historiography, Narrative, and Equity in Dramatic Practice

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Toward a Just Pedagogy of Performance : Historiography, Narrative, and Equity in Dramatic Practice

  • 著者名:O'Malley, Charles (EDT)
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  • Routledge(2023/12/11発売)
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  • 言語:ENG
  • ISBN:9781032137551
  • eISBN:9781003822752

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Description

• ‘Toward A Just Pedagogy Of Performance’ is the only project of its kind focusing on historical narratives and curriculum/ programming design.

• This collection combines classroom expertise, experience in artistic practice, and an investment in theory (queer, critical race, postcolonial, disability, Marxist, etc.) with a political agenda. These pieces are written by artists, graduate students, teachers, administrators, and undergraduates; these are expressions of hope and of experience, and not of dogma.

• The cloest competitor that address similar issues in dramatic production differ in that they focus specifically on actor pedagogy and dramaturgy or look at social issues outside of theatre and performance studies so lack the same relevancy.

Table of Contents

Preface by Charles O’Malley

Interlude: What / How
by Willow James

Part One: Our Art

The Alternative Canon: A Collaborative Discussion Panel One: A Look at the Past
A Conversation with Sharai Bohannon, David Clauson, Monty Cole, Lavina Jadhwani, Coya Paz, Denise Yvette Serna, and Dan Smith

On the Move: A Methodology for Teaching Theater Histories of Latinxs in the Americas
by Nahuel Telleria

Roundtable on Teaching and Studying Asian Theatre in the American Academy
A Conversation with Arnab Banerji, Jyana S. Browne, Po-Hsien Chu, Tarryn Chun, Jennifer Goodlander, Claire Pamment, Shayoni Mitra, Yining Shang, and Satoko Shimazaki. Facilitated by Amanda Culp

Interlude: An Intimate Night with Theatrical Black Excellence.
by Cleopatra Mavhunga

Part Two: Our Field

The Alternative Canon: A Collaborative Discussion Panel Two: Practices for the Present
A Conversation with David Clauson, Monty Cole, Kee-Yoon Nahm, Coya Paz, Denise Yvette Serna, and Dan Smith

When We Meet: Intercultural Theatre Before and After the Coronavirus Pandemic
by Nikhil Mehta

Choosing the “Best” Translation for Plays Outside the Western Canon on the Syllabus
by Kee-Yoon Nahm

The Geography of Our Discernment: What it Means to Show Up as Our Full Selves
by Nithya Nagarajan and Zainab Syed

From Dissertation Page to Stage: Applying Graduate Studies to the Regional Theater Production Process
by Taylor Barfield

Responsible Gatekeeping: Or, Questions I'm Asking Myself
by Kari Olmon

Interlude: The Lesser of Two Evils(?): How Not To Create Spaces for Brown Trans Artistry
by Catherine Alam-Nist

Part Three: Our Teaching

The Alternative Canon: A Collaborative Discussion Panel Three: Toward Utopia
by A Conversation with Sharai Bohannon, David Clauson, Kee-Yoon Nahm, and Dan Smith

How Liberal Arts Theatre Programs Are Failing Their Students of Color
by Miranda Haymon

Interlude: Double Communication: Artist as Critic and Critic as Artist
by Lil Wenker

Close Reading: How Do Texts Perform?
by Ariel Sibert and Charles O’Malley

On the Ethics of Reading: A Suggestion and a Plea
by Charles O’Malley

Better Worlds through Pedagogy: A Vision for the Theater Classroom
by Jake Allen, Kyara Mahlan, and Kelli Shermeyer with contributions by Allison Bialas and Elyssa Armenta

Adaptation as Historiography: An Approach for Undergraduate Teaching
by Elise Morrison

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