Reading Plato’s Theaetetus, by Timothy Chappell

Blackson, Thomas A.

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“…24 kunstkritikerens slag Deller's performance provided languishing mining communities a way to act outside the historical script determined for them by the government and media". 28 På trods af at Blackson andetsteds saetter spørgsmålstegn ved, hvis historie reenactments kan vaere med til at fremlaegge, ytrer han sig ikke om, hvilken betydning…”

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“…The Battle of Orgreave har for fx de ikke-strejkende minearbejdere. 29 Deller selv var tydeligvis helt bevidst om denne problematik omkring, hvis perspektiv genopførelsen projicerede. I stedet for kun at benytte sig af medlemmer fra foreninger for genopførelser af historiske begivenheder valgte han, som sagt, at involvere minearbejdere og politifolk, der deltog i den faktiske begivenhed.…”

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Engelsk socialrealisme reenacted. Slaget ved Orgreave (nu og dengang)

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2018

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The article “English social realism re-enacted – The Battle of Orgreave (now and then)” is taking inspiration from the professor in theatre and performance studies Rebecca Schneider’s study of living history and the re-enactment wave in Performing Remains from 2011. Based on Schneider’s publication, the article opens a discussion of Jeremy Deller’s comprehensive and much debated re-enactment, The Battle of Orgreave (2001). Initially the historical circumstances surrounding the clash between police and striking miners is introduced, after which the making of the piece and its execution is presented. Following this, the reception of Deller’s work in art criticism is deliberated, which forms the vantage point for a discussion of re-enactment as a medium for art. This is done through a critical examination of the reception history of Deller’s piece, along with thoughts on what impact the piece has had from the perspective of memory – both for the collective and for the individual participants in the piece. Finally, the article raises a discussion of what re-enactment can be said to contribute to our experience and reception of historical events.

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Engelsk socialrealisme reenacted. Slaget ved Orgreave (nu og dengang)

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Reading Plato’s Theaetetus, by Timothy Chappell

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Engelsk socialrealisme reenacted. Slaget ved Orgreave (nu og dengang)

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