This Dynamic Book Offers A Comprehensive Companion To The Theory And Practice Of Theatre Of The Oppressed. Developed By Brazilian Director And Theorist Augusto Boal, These Theatrical Forms Invite People To Mobilize Their Knowledge And Rehearse Struggles Against Oppression. Featuring A Diverse Array Of Voices (many Of Them As Yet Unheard In The Academic World), The Book Hosts Dialogues On The Following Questions, Among Others: - Why And How Did Theatre Of The Oppressed Develop? - What Are The Differences Between The Seventies (when Theatre Of The Oppressed Began) And Today? - How Has Theatre Of The Oppressed Been Shaped By Local And Global Shifts Of The Last Forty-plus Years? - Why Has Theatre Of The Oppressed Spread Or Multiplied Across So Many Geographic, National, And Cultural Borders? - How Has Theatre Of The Oppressed Been Shaped By Globalization, Development, And Neoliberalism? - What Are The Stakes, Challenges, And Possibilities Of Theatre Of The Oppressed Today? - How Can Theatre Of The Oppressed Balance Practical Analysis Of What Is With Ambitious Insistence On What Could Be? - How Can Theatre Of The Oppressed Hope, But Concretely? Broad In Scope Yet Rich In Detail, The Routledge Companion To Theatre Of The Oppressed Contains Practical And Critical Content Relevant To Artists, Activists, Teachers, Students, And Researchers-- Edited By Kelly Howe, Julian Boal, José Soeiro. Includes Index. Includes Bibliographical References And Index. Kelly Howe Is A Teacher/writer/activist Based At Loyola University Chicago. She Served Twice As President Of Pedagogy And Theatre Of The Oppressed (pto) And Co-organized Three Of Its Conferences. She Also Co-edited Theatre Of The Oppressed In Actions With Julian Boal And Scot Mcelvany. Julian Boal Is A Well-known Theatre Of The Oppressed Practitioner Who Has Realized Workshops In More Than 25 Countries Around The World. He Recently Completed His Phd, Entitled On Old Forms In New Times: Theatre Of The Oppressed Today, Between A 'rehearsal Of Revolution' And Interactive Training For The Victims. Josâe Soeiro Is A Portuguese Sociologist, Political Activist, And Researcher. He Is Currently A Member Of Parliament. He Was Responsible For Estudantes Por Emprâestimo, The First Legislative Theatre Project In Portugal, And Is One Of The Organizers Of Âoprima!--a Gathering Of Theatre Of The Oppressed And Activism. <p>acknowledgments</p><p></p><p>abbreviation List</p><p></p><p>editor And Contributor Biographies </p><p></p><p>--- </p><p></p><b><p>introduction: Theatre Of The Oppressed And Its Time(s)</p></b><p>kelly Howe, Julian Boal, And José Soeiro</p><b><p></p><p>part One: Roots</p></b><p></p><b><p>genealogies </p></b><p></p><p>new York And After: Gassner, Realism, And The Method</p><i><p>frances Babbage </p><p></p></i><p>teatro De Arena, Brazil, Boal: Between Farces And Allegories </p><i><p>priscila Matsunaga</p></i><p></p><p>augusto Boal And The Nuestra América (our America) Theatre</p><i><p>douglas Estevam</p></i><p></p><p>agitprop And Theatre Of The Oppressed</p><i><p>iná Camargo Costa</p><p></p></i><p>epic Theatre And Theatre Of The Oppressed: Brecht And, Modestly, [boal]</p><i><p>jorge Louraço Figueira</p></i><p></p><p>paulo Freire And Augusto Boal: Praxis, Poetry, And Utopia</p><i><p>paolo Vittoria </p></i><p></p><b><p>critical Frames</p><p></p></b><p>theatre Of The Oppressed As A Dialectical Game</p><i><p>josé Soeiro And Julian Boal</p></i><p></p><p>constraints And Possibilities In The Flesh: The Body In Theatre Of The Oppressed</p><i><p>kelly Howe</p></i><p></p><p>contradictions Of Theatre Of The Oppressed</p><i><p>sergio De Carvalho</p></i><p></p><p>identities, Otherness, And Emancipation In Theatre Of The Oppressed </p><i><p>julian Boal And José Soeiro </p></i><p></p><b><p>oppression </p><p></p></b><u><p>three Examples Of Tangled Systems Of Oppression</p></u><b><p></p></b><p>capitalism And Environmental Destruction</p><i><p>michael Löwy </p></i><p></p><p>racism, Colonialism, Imperialism</p><i><p>james Mcmaster </p></i><p></p><p>patriarchy And Heteronormativity </p><i><p>kelly Howe </p></i><p></p><b><p>from Roots To Branches</p><p></p></b><p>games: Demechanization And Serious Fun</p><p>an Interview With<i> Cora Fairstein, Birgit Fritz, </i>and <i>roberto Mazzini</p></i><p></p><p>newspaper Theatre: The Oldest Branch Of To In The Post-print Present<b> </p></b><i><p>sabrina Speranza</p><p></p></i><p>image Theatre: A Liberatory Practice For Making Thought Visible</p><i><p>alexander Santiago-jirau And S. Leigh Thompson </p></i><p></p><p>invisible Theatre: From Origins To Current Uses</p><i><p>rafael Villas Bôas</p></i><p></p><p>forum Theatre: A Dramaturgy Of Collective Questioning</p><p>an Interview With<i> Inês Barbosa, Vanesa Camarda, </i>and <i>paul Dwyer</p></i><p></p><p>the Rainbow Of Desire: Boal And Doubt</p><i><p>adrian Jackson</p></i><p></p><p>legislative Theatre: Can Theatre Reinvent Politics</p><i><p>josé Soeiro</p></i><p></p><p>aesthetics Of The Oppressed: Self-criticism And Re-foundation Of Theatre Of The Oppressed</p><i><p>bárbara Santos</p><p></p></i><p> </p><b><p>part Two: Ground Shifts </p><p></p><p>changing Landscapes In Late Capitalism</p></b><p></p><p>neoliberalism And The Alternative Of The Common</p><i><p>pierre Dardot And Christian Laval</p></i><p></p><p>indignant Democracy: Problems Of Legitimization In Neoliberal Capitalism</p><i><p>juan Carlos Monedero</p></i><p></p><p>art And The Wreckage</p><i><p>marildo Menegat</p></i><p></p><b><p>critical Reflections On The Early Multiplication Of Theatre Of The Oppressed</p></b><p></p><p>the Difficult Exile In Argentina, Or The Sabbatical Year Of Boal</p><p>an Interview With <i>cecilia Thumim Boal</p></i><p></p><p>dialectics Of Theatre Of The Oppressed During Augusto Boal's Portuguese Exile</p><i><p>paulo Bio Toledo</p></i><p></p><p>the Beginnings Of Theatre Of The Oppressed In France</p><i><p>jean-françois Martel</p></i><p></p><p>theatre Of The Oppressed, Not Theatre For The Oppressed:</p><p>origins Of Jana Sanskriti And Evolutions Of To In India</p><p>an Interview With <i>sanjoy Ganguly</p></i><p></p><p>early Conferences In The Us: Pto And Its Roots In The Academy</p><i><p>douglas Paterson</p></i><p></p><p>theatre Of The Oppressed In Senegal: To Proposed That We Dare Ourselves To Dream</p><p>an Interview With <i>mamadou Diol</p></i><p></p><p> </p><b><p>part Three: Contemporary Practice</p></b><p></p><p>theatre Of The Oppressed In Neoliberal Times: From Che Guevara To The Uber Driver</p><i><p>julian Boal </p></i><p></p><b><p>spaces</p></b><p></p><p>workshops: The Modularization Of To Pedagogy</p><p>an Interview With <i>sruti Bala</p></i><p></p><p>gatherings: Between Market Pressure And Critical Generosity</p><p>an Interview With <i>aleksandar Bančić, Ezequiel Basualdo, </i>and<i> Amarílis Felizes</p></i><p></p><p>political Organizations: La Dignidad--theatre And Politics In Movement</p><i><p>escuela De Teatro Político </p></i><p></p><p>schools: Theatre Of The Oppressed With Youth</p><i><p>charles N. Adams, Jr.</p></i><p></p><p>ngos (non-governmental Organizations): Challenges And Limitations</p><i><p>geo Britto</p></i><p></p><p>therapy: Theatre Of The Oppressed And/as Therapeutic Praxis</p><p>an Interview With<i> Brent Blair</i>, <i>iwan Brioc, </i>and <i>mady Schutzman</p></i><p></p><p>community: Notion And Feeling, Goal And Strategy</p><p>a Dialogue With <i>chen Alon</i>, <i>sonja Arsham Kuftinec, </i>and <i>jan Cohen-cruz</p></i><p></p><p>academia: Theatre Of The Oppressed In Colleges And Universities</p><p>an Interview With <i>charles N. Adams, Jr., Dani Snyder-young, </i>and <i>alessandro Tolomelli </p></i><p></p><b><p>practices In Context </p><p></p></b><p>jana Sanskriti: Continuous Presence, Aesthetical Rigor, And Political And Social Movement</p><i><p>sanjoy Ganguly</p></i><p></p><p>féminisme-enjeux: Challenges And Paradoxes Of A Feminist Theatre Of The Oppressed Company</p><i><p>gwenaelle Ferré</p></i><p></p><p>peles Negras, Máscaras Negras (black Skins, Black Masks): <i>maria 28</i>, Racism, And Domestic Work</p><i><p>chullage And Raquel</p></i><p></p><p>mstb (roofless Movement Of Bahia): An Experience Of Theatre And Struggle</p><i><p>fernanda Moscoso De Jesus Sousa, Leila Kissia D'andreamatteo, Nivaldo Souza Ferreira, And Theo Da Rocha Barreto </p></i><p></p><p>forn De Teatre Pa'tothom: A Space For Projects, Training, And Social Struggle</p><i><p>jordi Forcadas</p></i><p></p><p>gto Montevideo: A Theatre Within A Campaign</p><i><p>sabrina Speranza</p></i><p></p><p>national Egyptian Project For Theatre Of The Oppressed And The Arab Network Of Theatre Of The Oppressed </p><i><p>nora Amin</p></i><p></p><p>theatre Of The Oppressed Nyc: Radical Partnerships On The Ground In New York City</p><i><p>katy Rubin</p><p> </p></i><p></p><b><p>epilogue</p></b><p>message By Augusto Boal, World Theatre Day, 2009</p><b><p>appendix</p></b><p>list Of Selected Key Terms</p><p><strong>index</strong></p>
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