Titlebook: Disability Culture and Community Performance; Find a Strange and T Petra Kuppers Book 2011 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publ

不感興趣

conduct

煩躁的女人

Landscaping a home for people who do not fit into a space, and do not fit together. The practices under discussion in this chapter attempt to make performance relevant to the architectures and practices of our lives by bringing the living body into focus: the living body, alive and making work in a cold damp place.

inspiration

Focus-Words

不能仁慈

Eurydice and Tiresias figure in my personal biomythography, to cite Audre Lorde’s term of female-focused reclamation, developed in her book . (1982), which takes its title from a Caribbean word for women working together, as friends and lovers – a lesbian cultureing.

Minuet

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-68456-7and being in community. Naming oneself part of a larger group, a social movement or a subject position in modernity can help to focus energy,1 and to understand that solidarity can be found –precariously, in improvisation, always on the verge of collapse.

輕快走過

Presbyopia

monopoly

Josef V. Psutka,Jan Vaněk,Ale? Pra?ákorks. What does it mean to put ‘twisted’ and ‘strange’ together in a physically accessible dance class? On the ground around me are plenty of people who live in twisted bodies, to whom the twist is not strange, but a deeply familiar way of experiencing their bodies’ everyday frontality, location, or