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31 August 2004 by nathaniel

networked_performance: new questions

An excerpt from networked_performance: new questions:

“And shouldn’t we be cautious when using language that still contains the outlines of earlier understanding to grasp today’s activities? Say the word performance and tell me you don’t immediately sense the centrality of the artist-actor?”

This is one of the many questions posed in a lucid blog post by Helen Thorington. It is a must-read provocation.

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