How Can We Evaluate Live Events as a Dissertation or Dissertation as a Live Event? — Avhandling / Av_handling (Dissertation / Through

Monday May 12 2014

02:15pm–04:30pm

Discussion with Malin Arnell, Katherine Brewer Ball, Camilla Damkjaer, Hanna Hallgren, Lena Hammergren, Anna Koch, Efva Lilja, Teresa María Díaz Nerio and Stefanie Seibold

Together, the participants investigate the proposal that a live event can hold the introduction, literary review, methodology and analysis of a dissertation. They will discuss the scope of artistic dissertations within the ﬁeld of choreography and feminist studies, which may necessitate a re-evaluation of traditional academic criteria in order to activate and take into account the materiality and methods of artistic practice. Arnell activates the event’s concluding discussion to explore the role of documentation and dialogue within performative practice, in preparation for the culmination of her PhD.

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How Can We Evaluate Live Events as a Dissertation or Dissertation as a Live Event?, part 1, real time documentation as part of the choreographic process, Sugar Rush Productions.

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How Can We Evaluate Live Events as a Dissertation or Dissertation as a Live Event?, part 2, real time documentation as part of the choreographic process, Sugar Rush Productions.

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How Can We Evaluate Live Events as a Dissertation or Dissertation as a Live Event?, part 3, real time documentation as part of the choreographic process, Sugar Rush Productions.