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SILENCE: SCRIPTING ABSENCE

Clark Lunberry

Sites of Performance, 2014, p.15

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SILENCE: SCRIPTING ABSENCE
Autor: Clark Lunberry
Assuntos: Anatomy ; Anechoic chambers ; Arts ; Behavioral sciences ; Biological sciences ; Biology ; Body tissues ; Bones ; Breathing ; Business ; Children ; Cognitive psychology ; Communications ; Connective tissues ; Desire ; Emotion ; Emotional states ; Human populations ; Industrial sectors ; Industry ; Knowledge industries ; Language ; Lexicology ; Linguistics ; Performing arts ; Persons ; Physiology ; Population studies ; Prompters ; Psychology ; Research facilities ; Research industry ; Respiration ; Respiratory physiology ; Respiratory processes ; Skull ; Social sciences ; Speech ; Spoken communication ; Stagecraft ; System physiology ; Test chambers ; Test facilities ; Theater ; Whispering ; Words
É parte de: Sites of Performance, 2014, p.15
Descrição: In the previous chapter, we examined the manner in which silence was situated upon the boots of Beckett and Proust, ordinary objects that had—over time, in time—restored a silence otherwise interrupted by the words of those wearing them. Such words, about to be spoken, were thus stalled or stymied by the emptiness arising from the boots of both, an absence encountered within and without. For at such a site, there proved to be “nothing to show” and so nothing to say. Nonetheless, something remained from such nothing, as if appearing from out of its own disappearance. There, suddenly
Editor: Anthem Press
Idioma: Inglês

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