Anthropology, Theatre, and Development

1. Reflecting on Political Performance: Introducing Critical Perspectives
Alex Flynn, Jonas Tinius

Part I. Ethnographies of Political Performance in Developing Contexts

2. Re-imagining Political Subjectivities: Relationality, Reflexivity, and Performance in Rural Brazil
Alex Flynn

3. Performing Transformation: Cultivating a Paradigm of Education for Cooperation and Sustainability in a Brazilian Community
Dan Baron Cohen

4. Embodying Protest: Culture and Performance within Social Movements
Jeffrey S. Juris

5. Embodiment, Intellect, and Emotion: Thinking about Possible Impacts of Theatre for Development in Three Projects in Africa
Jane Plastow

6. Resistant Acts in Post-Genocide Rwanda
Ananda Breed

7. Governance, Theatricality, and Fantasma in Mafia Dance
Stavroula Pipyrou

Part II. Theatre as Paradigm for Social Refl ection: Conceptual Perspectives

8. Aesthetic, Ethics, and Engagement: Self-cultivation as the Politics of Refugee Theatre
Jonas Tinius

9. The Invisible Performance/the Invisible Masterpiece: Visibility, Concealment, and Commitment in Graffiti and Street Art
Rafael Schacter

10. Whose Theatre Is It Anyway? Ancient Chorality versus Modern Drama
Clare Foster

11. Theatre in the Arab World — Perspectives/Portraits from Lebanon, Syria, and Tunisia
Rolf C. Hemke

12. Pussy Riot’s Moscow Trials: Restaging Political Protest and Juridical Metaperformance
Milo Rau

13. Reinventing the Show Trial: Putin and Pussy Riot
Catherine Schuler

14. For a Verbatim Ethnography
Nicholas J. Long

15. The Anthropologist as Ensemble Member: Anthropological Experiments with Theatre Makers
Caroline Gatt

Avainsanat: Political Science and International Relations, Development Policy, Performing Arts, Ethnography, Development Studies, Theatre and Performance Studies, Anthropology