Titlebook: Ecodramaturgies; Theatre, Performance Lisa Woynarski Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2020 Ecology.Environment.Jus

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-56396-0queer ecological thinking through the troubling of distinctions between human, animal and climate. Theses theatre and performance works challenge dominant anthropocentric representational modes and values through metaphors, images, forms, processes and material effects, as ecodramaturgical strategies.

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Experimental study of plant relationships,Boston: South End Press, 1990). Ecodramaturgies can also reframe and interrogate the relationship between the local and global, and heterogeneous ecological relationships and networks revealed in Sharon Switzer’s . (2013) and Shonni Enelow’s . (2014).

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Earth As Home: Local, Imagined, Material, Global,Boston: South End Press, 1990). Ecodramaturgies can also reframe and interrogate the relationship between the local and global, and heterogeneous ecological relationships and networks revealed in Sharon Switzer’s . (2013) and Shonni Enelow’s . (2014).

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Introduction,ent, I interpret this as a relatively new field that draws on a rich history of socio-political performance theories and practices. Ecodramaturgies are understood within an expanded idea of dramaturgy, reflected in the central questions asked in this volume.

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Introduction,nking. I introduce the area of performance and ecology, demarcating three waves of development. Tracing the lineage of key ideas from 1994 to the present, I interpret this as a relatively new field that draws on a rich history of socio-political performance theories and practices. Ecodramaturgies ar

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Intersectional Ecologies,Wangari Maathai, which connected environmental issues to gender rights, political freedoms and colonial land management. Forgotten histories and the ongoing ecological effects of British colonialism in India are uncovered in the show-and-tell performance . (2018–2020) by Sheila Ghelani and Sue Palme