Titlebook: Disability, Public Space Performance and Spectatorship; Unconscious Performe Bree Hadley Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmil

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Ulrich K?ttgen,Wolfgang Callenseeisability to a lesser or greater degree, whatever [it is they are] doing on stage or in public. And that’s a good thing’ (2010). In a performance situation, in particular a social performance situation, a disabled person is an unconscious-become-conscious performer with the capacity to intervene in

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Entropie und WahrscheinlichkeitFor people with disabilities, daily interactions in social situations, spaces and places can feel like a series of performances in which their idiosyncrasies are, whether they like it or not, on show. As hearing-impaired artist Aaron Williamson says:

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Introduction: Disability, Performance and the Public Sphere,For people with disabilities, daily interactions in social situations, spaces and places can feel like a series of performances in which their idiosyncrasies are, whether they like it or not, on show. As hearing-impaired artist Aaron Williamson says:

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Statistische Gesamtheiten des Gleichgewichtse is — at least for Back to Back Theatre, Bill Shannon, Katherine Araniello and Aaron Williamson, the artists I consider in this chapter — a clear inducement to interrupt the daily social drama of disability by commandeering the very spaces and places in which it plays out. In their practice, it is