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| Author |
Title |
Publication |
Year |
| Jeroen Peeters |
Tumbling speech, jumbling bodies, mumbling politics |
Sarma |
2013 |
| Jeroen Peeters |
Fostering ambivalence to disguise dogma? |
Sarma |
2002 |
| Jeroen Peeters |
A heterogeneous cipher: constructing digital identities in performance |
Sarma |
2002 |
| Mónica Guerrero |
Everyone should do it |
Sarma |
2007 |
| Bojana Cvejic |
How open are you open? Pre-sentiments, pre-conceptions, pro-jections. |
Sarma |
2004 |
| Alexander Baervoets |
Sein und Schein (True or False) |
Sarma |
1999 |
| André Lepecki |
Moving Without the Colonial Mirror: Modernity, Dance, and Nation in the Works of Vera Mantero and Francisco Camacho (1985-97) - Chapter 3 |
Sarma |
2004 |
| Martin Hargreaves |
Queer Expression, Context and Performativity: Not Talking and Saying Too Much |
Sarma |
2002 |
| Erwin Jans |
‘A living carpet with much doubt throughout and yet, with the help of “the others”, a self-sought pattern with several colours and a few lines’ |
Sarma |
2015 |
| Jeroen Peeters |
Fragments and gestures for an earthly cosmology |
Sarma |
2017 |
| Martin Hargreaves |
Observations and visible definitions |
Sarma |
2002 |
| Gabriele Brandstetter |
Preserving the Performance - Scholarship as Art? |
Sarma |
2005 |
| Lars Kwakkenbos |
The hurdles of broad thinking |
Sarma |
2014 |
| Jeroen Peeters |
Places of allowance: untwining mind and body in writing, gestures and speech |
Sarma |
2002 |
| André Lepecki |
Moving Without the Colonial Mirror: Modernity, Dance, and Nation in the Works of Vera Mantero and Francisco Camacho (1985-97) - Chapter 1 |
Sarma |
2004 |
| Ramsay Burt |
Danced Testimonies of the Traumas of Migration |
Sarma |
2007 |
| Jeroen Peeters |
Makeshift communities of practice |
Sarma |
2015 |
| Jeroen Peeters |
An absurd hygienic operation |
Sarma |
2016 |
| Joe Kelleher |
Virtuosi of Exposure |
Sarma |
2013 |
| Stefanie Wenner |
Horizon as a machine to produce visibility |
Sarma |
2002 |
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