Titlebook: Jonathan Burrows; Towards a Minor Danc Daniela Perazzo Domm Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2019 Jonathan Burrows

Gerontology

Towards a Politics of Poetry, Gesture and Laughter,t have variously intersected the book’s discussion of the work: poetry, gesture and laughter. The chapter calls upon poetry as a modality that, through its opacity and slippages of signification, resists today’s dominant logic of exchange and value. Gesture is foregrounded for its relationality: as

characteristic

2730-9266 odern dance and British New Dance.Includes a substantial corThe first monograph on the work of British choreographer Jonathan Burrows, this book examines his artistic practice and poetics as articulated through his choreographic works, his writings and his contributions to current performance debate

Foam-Cells

catagen

Reduction, Repetition, Returns: The Trouble of Minimalism,e the distinction between reduction and excess. Attending to the stratified nature of the works, Perazzo Domm argues that Burrows’ dances offer a critical and po(i)etic restaging of the concerns of minimalism.

脾氣暴躁的人

Choreographies of Plurality: Rethinking Collaboration and Collectivity,zo Domm addresses and troubles ideas surrounding the relationship between giving and stealing, commitment and mastery as they are articulated in the works: in the chapter, it is argued that these projects possibilise a sense of commonality while also envisioning new modes and understandings of collaborative work.

CULP

Towards a Politics of Poetry, Gesture and Laughter,a movement towards an elsewhere and an otherwise, gesture functions politically through its commitment to thinking beyond the present, towards a different future. Laughter is theorised as an act of suspension that, by inhabiting an in-between, implicates a political commitment to transformation.

異端

Dance and/as Poiesis, Poetry, Poetics,ished artistic and social paradigms, reconceptualising individuation and community through process and performance. Introducing the monograph, the chapter also outlines the structure and theoretical framework of the study.

誰(shuí)在削木頭

BACLE

Rhythm as Friendship: Movement, Music and Matteo,n and on Franco ‘Bifo’ Berardi’s idea of conjunction as ‘becoming-other’, the author argues that rhythm serves as more than a compositional tool in the dances, conceptualising its function as poetic and poietic.

貪婪性