New SensualitySimon Belak

Saturday, 7. December, 2013

What would poetry own to theatre look like?

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Limits of languageWhat can be formulated what can be expressed

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Excess of meaningbreaks linearity, fixture, closure

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Lossy reconstructionSaturday, 7. December, 2013

Interpretative insertion

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Embodied cognitionSaturday, 7. December, 2013

Transcending mind-body opposition

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The torture of languageSaturday, 7. December, 2013

A-logical discourses

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Poetry as world building

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Letting the body speakSaturday, 7. December, 2013

Theatre’s disastrous turn towards realism

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Artaud et al.: against the tyranny of language

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Transcending mind-body opposition

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New SensualityPhilosophy by other means,

theatre by all means

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Meaning is produced by strong sensual

stimuli and a web of

associationsSaturday, 7. December, 2013

Stepping into the playSaturday, 7. December, 2013

Associations mediate between mind and body

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Of questions and answers

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Philosophy is the art of posing questions

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