Shifting Corporealities in Contemporary Performance

1. Marina Gržinić, Aneta Stojnić; Reclaiming the Body: Fem Positions Repoliticized.- 2. Frank B. Wilderson, III; “We’re Trying to Destroy the World”: Anti-Blackness & Police Violence After Ferguson.- 3. Ramsay Burt; Revolutionary Performances: Reading Adham Hafez’s blog.- 4. Adham Hafez; amchoreo blog 2011: Just to remember, some weeks ago.- 5. Johannes Birringer; Standing Still Dancing in a Circle: Performance Dissent and Failed Gestures in Public Protest.- 6. Jasmina Tumbas; Countering Persecution, Misconceptions, and Nationalism: Roma Identity and Contemporary Activist Art.- 7. Ana Vujanović; Performing Ideology: Communitas and Immunitas .- 8. Goran Petrović Lotina; Reconstructing the Bodies: Between the Politics of Order and the Politics of Disorder.- 9. Kristof van Baarle; The Mascot as Neoliberal Body: Kris Verdonck’s UNTITLED.- 10. Brahma Prakash; “Dangerous” Choreopoliticsof Labouring Bodies: Biopolitics and Choreopolitics in Conflict in the act of Jana Natya Mandali in India.- 11. Bojana Matejić; The Appearance of Truth in Art: Body, Subjectivation and the Generic Life.- 12. Stephen Wilmer; Invisible Mothers: Biopolitical Control in Ireland.- 13. Lewis R. Gordon; Disciplining as a Human Science.- 14. Joachim Ben Yakoub; Performing Self-sacrifice, Despite Everything or Despite Oneself? Embodying a Necro-political Space of Appearance in the Tunisian Revolution.- 15. Stacey Prickett; Post Millennial Choreographic Challenges: Survival, Celebration and Critique.- 16. Konstantina Georgelou; Form-of-Life as Radical Togetherness: “New Materialist” Expansions of Choreography.- 17. Katherine Behar; Modeling Big Data.- 18. Bojan Đorđev; Not Red, but Blood!.- 19. Adela Jušić and Lana Čmajčanin; I Will Never Talk About War Again.- 20. Jelena Jureša; Notes on PMS.- 21. Tanja Ury; Artistic Freedom.