1976
DOI: 10.2307/3684063
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The Tooth, the Palm

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“…De acordo com Lyotard (1997), o dado paradoxal relacionado à arte "após o sublime" é que esta se volta para algo que não diz respeito ao espírito; não é dirigida, tampouco se dirige ao espírito enquanto instância cuja destinação é questionar, relacionar alguma coisa e outra. A matéria (e sua imaterialidade), assim alegada, não preenche uma forma, de modo a atualizá-la; existe, insiste, de forma independente do espírito, longe da sua influência, fora de questão, livre de resposta, sem finalidade ou destinação.…”
Section: Entre O Método E a Utopiaunclassified
“…De acordo com Lyotard (1997), o dado paradoxal relacionado à arte "após o sublime" é que esta se volta para algo que não diz respeito ao espírito; não é dirigida, tampouco se dirige ao espírito enquanto instância cuja destinação é questionar, relacionar alguma coisa e outra. A matéria (e sua imaterialidade), assim alegada, não preenche uma forma, de modo a atualizá-la; existe, insiste, de forma independente do espírito, longe da sua influência, fora de questão, livre de resposta, sem finalidade ou destinação.…”
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“…An 'energetic theatre' would comprise an 'independence and simultaneity of noise-sounds, of words, body arrangements, images' (Lyotard 1976: 109). The elimination of a traditional sign relation within the practice of theatre would mean that its dominant role over the 'so-called spectators' (Lyotard 1976) no longer existed. Here Lyotard calls the above term 'spectator' into question as it reflects the predominance of representation within society.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…I shall illustrate how elements pertaining to his 'apparatus of energy' (Lyotard 1976), such as depth, intensity and narrative disruption, manifest themselves through the interaction of real and virtual sound worlds. A connection will be made between a new sound language for performance developed by the Russian Futurists at the beginning of the 1900s, its re-appropriation by digital technology and Lyotard's aesthetic concerns.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…I've spent a lot of time working on ways to articulate what I'm doing on the floor when I make a particular choice about the rhythm of a scene or the way bodies are arranged or how they move. Concepts from Eugenio Barba such as "organic dramaturgy" (2000), or François Lyotard's "energetic theatre" (Lyotard, Knap, and Benamou 1976) have helped, along with the vocabulary we get from Viewpoints. In theatre fields, the latter is derived most often from Anne Bogart (Bogart and Landau 2005), but the genesis of Viewpoints in dance from Mary Overlie (n.d.) speaks closely to why it has been so helpful to thinking about the affective, rather than semiotic, value of a choice to have performer move in a certain direction at a certain time with a certain energy and pace, etc.…”
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confidence: 99%