Crisis and Communitas

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Crisis and Communitas

Performative Concepts of Commonality in Arts and Politics

Sugiera, Malgorzata; Sajewska, Dorota

Taylor & Francis Ltd

05/2023

304

Dura

Inglês

9781032138053

15 a 20 dias

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List of Contributors

Crisis and Communitas. An Introduction: Dorota Sajewska and Malgorzata Sugiera

Part I: Community as Potentiality

Chapter 1: Jeremy Gilbert, An Aesthetics of Solidarity: Collective Becoming After Neoliberalism

Chapter 2: Malgorzata Sugiera, Speculative Communities: Designing Contact Zones in Times of Eco-Eco-Crisis

Chapter 3: Tadeusz Koczanowicz, The Emotional Citizenship of Exile

Chapter 4: Katarzyna Bojarska, Past in Common: Departing from History

Part II: Bodies and the Communal Power

Chapter 5: Dorota Sajewska, Affective Communitas. Towards a Performative Theory of Historical Agency

Chapter 6: Dorota Sosnowska, Towards Ephemeral Communities of Care: AIDS, Political Transition, and Crisis

Chapter 7: Eduardo Jorge de Oliveira, Inventing Skins. Reinventing Community: Writing, Performance and Theory in Brazil (1960-2020)

Chapter 8: Nina Seiler, Maria Janion's Frenzy: Transgressing the Crisis of 1968

Part III: Imageries of the Commons

Chapter 9: Pawel Moscicki, Sharing Image, Sharing Time. Dante, Visibility and the Common.

Chapter 10: Fabienne Liptay, Just Numbers: From Extras to Agents of an Uncountable Community

Chapter 11: Mikkel Bolt Rasmussen, An Avant-Garde with its Back to the Future: Affirming the Crisis

Chapter 12: Louise Decaillet, Assembling the Audience: The Spread of the Parliamentary Form in Contemporary Arts

Part IV: Artists Speak!

Manifest 1: Marc Streit, On Eating and Being Eaten: Notes on the zuerich moves! 2019 research and contextualisation

Manifest 2: Wojtek Ziemilski, What Do We Want? Society! When Do We Want it? Now! "Come Together" and its Discontents

Manifest 3: Ema Hesterova and Peter Sit (APART collective), Torn apart

In a historical perspective. Interview with Susan Buck-Morss

Index
performance theory;social transformation;affective politics;decolonial studies;collective agency;speculative design;egalitarian community formation