The work of Vancouver-based Métis playwright Marie Clements has often been commended for its emphasis on the connections that inhere among people and places, times and spaces. The time-space conversations of Burning Vision , one of the most spatially and temporally diverse of Clements’s works, have thus far been explained in terms of their ecological and indigenizing effects. While revelations of connectivity and windows opened onto alternate conceptions of spatio-temporality are significant results of the intercultural moments where Clements brings discrete times and places into conversation, it is also useful to acknowledge another, more immediate result of such dialogues: audience confusion, alienation, and disbelief. Such confusion poin...
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In Age of Iron, Clements freely adapts Euripides’s Trojan Women. In Hutcheon’s terms, she "indigeniz...
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This PhD uses the practice of fiction writing to examine questions surrounding Australia’s...
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This article examines Janet Cardiff’s site-specific art, and in particular, the 2005 audio walk, Her...
From the Exposition Universelle of 1889 to the aftermath of the Great War, Paris witnessed the promi...
Sahtu Dene Metis theatre artist Marie Clements’s and settler photographer Rita Leistner’s intercultu...
Creatively commingling the life and theories of Canadian media icon Marshall McLuhan may yield robus...
Zed Alexander Hopkins ‘20 submitted this paper in Fall 2016 for Professor James Taylor’s ID1 course,...
In The Practice of Everyday Life, Michel de Certeau asserts that "what the map cuts up, the story cu...
exhibition review of Ciudad Juárez Projects Francis Alÿs David Zwirner, London June 11 — Aug...
Abstract: In the late 1960s, Guy Debord famously critiqued the “society of the spectacle”. Debord s...
Object-oriented ontology offers a startlingly fresh way to think about causality that takes into acc...
Theatre, as a form of live performing art, offers a space of intimacy for the audience and the creat...
This thesis is an exploration into an alternate ground for discourse. It is an exploration of the ed...
In Age of Iron, Clements freely adapts Euripides’s Trojan Women. In Hutcheon’s terms, she "indigeniz...
At the beginning of the 1970s, in France, science fiction subculture engages in its countercultural ...
This PhD uses the practice of fiction writing to examine questions surrounding Australia’s...
This report outlines some of the questions, thoughts, and references I have recorded about the paint...
This article examines Janet Cardiff’s site-specific art, and in particular, the 2005 audio walk, Her...
From the Exposition Universelle of 1889 to the aftermath of the Great War, Paris witnessed the promi...
Sahtu Dene Metis theatre artist Marie Clements’s and settler photographer Rita Leistner’s intercultu...