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_aUnsettling space : _bcontestations in Contemporary Australian Theatre / _cJoanne Tompkins |
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_aBasingstoke : _bPalgrave MacMillan, _ccop. 2006 |
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_aStudies in international performance _9100038 |
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505 | 8 | _aConté: Introduction: Spatial coordinates -- 1. Mapping Australian space in theatre -- 2. Monuments -- 3. Contamination -- 4. The borders of identity -- Haunted pasts and methektic futures | |
520 | _a"Unsettling Space combines a study of Australian theatre since 1979 with the spatial politics that structure Australian cultural identity. Proposing a highly original theoretical framework for analyzing drama (not just in Australia, but across the world), this fascinating study examines the anxieties that emerge from contested spatiality. Theatre draws attention to 'unsettlement' in Australia, the disruptive process by which 'settlement' took place. Unsettlement emerges in recurring anxieties regarding the difficulties in settling the landscape, Aboriginal dispossession, and/or fears of invasion. Rather than reading theatre chronologically or geographically, Unsettling Space focuses on monuments, contamination and borders. Staged monuments have the potential to destabilise a culture's symbolic memory by exploring absence and loss, in addition to their role as placeholders for sanctioned history. Including chapters on 'contamination' (in the form of asylum seekers in Australian detention centres, or theatrical investigations of nuclear fallout in Maralinga) and an exploration of how 'identity spaces' are established and reworked in theatre to productively reinterpret history and politics, Joanne Tompkins' study uses the Australian context as a basis for constructing analytical frames which can be usefully applied to other countries and cultures" -- Contracoberta | ||
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_aLiteratura dramàtica _zAustràlia _yS. XX _xHistòria i crítica _9133372 |
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