Vol. 24 No. 1 (2012): Approaching Phenomenology

Published: 2012-05-17

Articles thematic section

Genealogies and Methodologies of Phenomenology in Theatre and Performance Studies

Stuart Grant

8-20
What Phenomenology Can Bring to Theatre Sociology, and What It Cannot, with Reference to Radio Muezzin in Aarhus

Joshua Edelman

22-32
Orienting Towards the Phenomenal Woman Presenting Mia Skäringer in Her Stage Show Horny as Hell and Really Holy

Ann Enström

34-43
On Multiple Appearances An Analysis of the Performing Body in Kitt Johnson's Drift

Franziska Bork Petersen

44-53
Triple Disembodiment of Dance The Waltz

Gediminas Karoblis

54-65
Theatre in the Postdramatic Text A Phenomenological Approach

Luule Epner

66-75
Interference Between Present and Absent Performers Time-Specific Performance as Phenomenal Experience

Willmar Sauter

76-84
A Play About a Play Cartoon as an Instrument of (Theatre) Politics

Pirkko Koski

86-97

Articles open section

Flirtation and Seduction as Dramaturgical Devices in Interactive Acting

Louise Bagger

108-119
One State, Two Nations The Idea of a National Theatre in Twenty-First-Century Latvian Theatre

Zane Radzobe

120-132

Reviews

Erik Exe Christoffersen (ed.): Odin Teatret: et Dansk Verdensteater

Ken Nielsen

134-136
Ola Johansson: Community Theatre and AIDS

Dirk Gindt

142-144