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Kinästhetische Konfrontation

Lesarten der Bewegungstexte William Forsythes

Author: Hartewig, Wibke (author)

Statement of Responsibility: Wibke Hartewig

Medium identifier: SKH

Year: 2007

Publisher: München, ePodium Verl.

Series: Aesthetica Theatralia

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Author: Hartewig, Wibke (author)

Statement of Responsibility: Wibke Hartewig

Medium identifier: SKH

Year: 2007

Publisher: München, ePodium Verl.

Works included: I. Einleitung: Problemaufriss / Überlegungen zu einem "Lesen" von Bewegung / Analysemethode / Aufbau, II. Forsythe im Kontext - II.2. Auseinandersetzung mit dem Ballett: Wurzeln / George Balanchines Einfluss / Forschungsgegenstand Ballett, II.3 Choreographische Prozesse: Das Laban-Modell / Multimediale Improvisation Technologies / Die Rolle der Tänzer und Tänzerinnen / Die Rolle des Choreographen / Enstehung von Choreographie, II.4 Umgang mit theatralen Konventionen: Struktur der Stücke / Merkmale der theatralen Ausdrucksebenen / Spiel mit der Zuschauerwahrnehmung und mit Aufführungskonventionen, II.5 Verankerung im geisteswissenschaftlichen Diskurs: Michel Foucault: Archäologie und Geschichtsschreibung / Strukturalismus/Poststrukturalismus / Dekonstruktion / Raumkonstruktionen: Bewegung und Architektur / Körperkonstrultionen, III. Lesen der Bewegungstexte III.1 Analysewerkzeug und analytisches Vorgehen - III.2.1 Analysefeld "Bewegung und Ballett" - Neoklassischer Vorläufer: Balanchines "Agon" - III.2.2 Forsythes "Artifact" - III.2.3 Forsythes "The loss of small details", III.2.4 Forsythes "The room as it was" - III.3 Analysefeld "Bewegung und Produktionsverfahren" - III.3.1 Choreographische Methoden und Bewegungstexte der postmodernen Vorläufer: John Cage, Merce Cunningham / Judson Dance Theater / Contact Improvisa, III.3.2 Trisha Browns "Accumulation with talking plus watermotor and William Forsythes "Soho" - Vergleichende Analyse, III.3.3 Einfluss der "Improvisation Technologies" auf Forsythes Bewegungstext

Classification: He

ISBN: 978-3-9808231-8-0

ISBN (2nd): 3-9808231-8-0

Description: 357 Seiten

Series: Aesthetica Theatralia

Tags: Choreographie; Hochschulschrift; Bewegungsforschung; Forsythe, William; Werke; Contact Improvisation; Improvisation

Type of Content: Hochschulschrift

Media group: Buch