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Theatre as an Art of Emergence and Individuation
Theatre can be broadly construed as a cultural system for collectively modelling and experiencing life, and thus as manifesting the dynamics inherent to all evolving cultural systems. Such is the definition underpinning the current paper, written from a theatre scholar's perspective, and employing as a backdrop Gilbert Simondon's proposal that individuation constitutes a kind of theatre. Notions of “existential pluralism” (Etienne Souriau) and “agential intra-actions” (Karen Barad) are used in attempts to identify theatre as a catalyst for the renewal of cultural experience vital for sustaining projective powers of the collective imagination. Theatre architectures ranging from the physically sited to the digitally networked involve unique socio-technical craftsmanship and hodological or wayfaring skills, to allow the emergence of interhuman relations Simondon describes as “transindividual”.
Theatre as an Art of Emergence and Individuation
Theatre can be broadly construed as a cultural system for collectively modelling and experiencing life, and thus as manifesting the dynamics inherent to all evolving cultural systems. Such is the definition underpinning the current paper, written from a theatre scholar's perspective, and employing as a backdrop Gilbert Simondon's proposal that individuation constitutes a kind of theatre. Notions of “existential pluralism” (Etienne Souriau) and “agential intra-actions” (Karen Barad) are used in attempts to identify theatre as a catalyst for the renewal of cultural experience vital for sustaining projective powers of the collective imagination. Theatre architectures ranging from the physically sited to the digitally networked involve unique socio-technical craftsmanship and hodological or wayfaring skills, to allow the emergence of interhuman relations Simondon describes as “transindividual”.
Theatre as an Art of Emergence and Individuation
Norman, Sally Jane (Autor:in)
Architectural Theory Review ; 17 ; 117-133
01.04.2012
17 pages
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
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