Radical Doubt

The Joker System, after Boal

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Radical Doubt investigates ethical play across a spectrum of performances, on and off the stage. In witty, recursive, personal, and propulsive prose, Mady Schutzman elaborates on the Joker System, conceived by Augusto Boal, best known for Theatre of the Oppressed. The Joker System is a collaborative approach to representing social dilemmas through a rare fusion of destabilizing ambiguity and journalistic rigor. Schutzman models the Joker System while expanding well beyond the theatrical. In polyphonic compositions that perform their own philosophy, she uncovers illuminating links between calculus and conjuring, kōans and resistance, humor and witnessing, complexity theory and sorely needed new practices of living in our divisive times.□ These life practices rely upon crafty and circuitous strategies to deliver their subversive punch. Jok(er)ing matters, Schutzman insists. When communities fragment and identities fixate, enter the trickster!

Sonja Kuftinec
Theatre Arts and Dance, University of Minnesota

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ISBN13:9781138210035
Taal:Engels
Bindwijze:Paperback
Aantal pagina's:202
Uitgever:Taylor & Francis Ltd

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Inhoudsopgave

Acknowledgments

Introduction The joker runs wild

SECTION I The Joker System on the stage

Chapter 1 What a riot!

Chapter 2 UPSET!

SECTION II The Joker System off the stage

Chapter 3 Being approximate: the Ganser syndrome and beyond

Chapter 4 What we talk about when we talk about community

Part I Ritual: play, paradox, and communitas

Part II Joint work, joke work

Part III A case study: Llano del Rio

Chapter 5 Encyclopedia of radical doubt

Chapter 6 The joker never dies: the world "as if"

(In)conclusion

Bibliography

Index

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