Rethinking Roland Barthes Through Performance

Harry Robert Wilson is an artist and researcher based in Dundee, UK. He was recently awarded the Digital Thinker in Residence award at the National Theatre of Scotland, UK (2018-19). He has a PhD from the University of Glasgow, UK, in which he explored performance and photography through his own creative practice. Will Daddario is a teacher, scholar, grief worker and itinerant philosopher who currently resides in Asheville, USA. He co-edits the Performance Philosophy book series and online journal.

List of Figures
Notes on Contributors
Acknowledgements
Introduction: Contemporary Performance After Roland Barthes – Harry Robert Wilson
Part 1 – A Dictionary of Twinklings
1. 5 Theses for a Dramaturgy of Performance – Matthew Goulish and Lin Hixson
2. Ceaselessly Positing and Evaporating Meaning: A Performance Score – Pablo Pakula
3. Looking Through Old Photographs – Andy Field and Deborah Pearson
4. Recipes / Addendums / Souvenirs – greenandowens (Katheryn Owens and Chris Green)
5. Ways to Submit – Ira Brand
6. All the Sense of Real: A World of Wrestling – Simon Bayly
7. Practising Neutral Dramaturgy(ies) – Will Daddario and Harry Robert Wilson

Part 2 – Rethinking Roland Barthes, Theatre, Performance
8. We’ve never met but we may have fought – Simon Bayly and Ira Brand
9. For the Lover(s) of Dramaturgy: on Roland Barthes’ Amateur – Swen Steinhäuser
10. The Disturbance of One System by Another – Claudia Kappenberg
11. Baffling Dramaturgy: Between the Obvious and Obtuse – Mischa Twitchin
12. Choreography, Capturing and Barthes’ Notion of the Punctum – Sandra Parker
13. Body and Mask: Dramaturgies of the Face in Roland Barthes – Michael Bachmann
14. Tracing Barthes’ Eastern Theatres: Empire of Signs and the Staging of Individual Cultural Interpretation – Pamela Genova
15. Unraveling Textual Soundscapes: Reading Barthes’ ‘The Grain of the Voice’ through Söderberg’s Entangled Phrases and Linehan’s Body of Work – Rosa Lambert