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>>> Thursday 23/04, 11:30-13:00 (nl time) Word-body-associations (group experiment) how to create a non-linear text through word associations?waiting: listening and observingfinding the moment to speak (kairos)associations take form through language and through the body . . . . .

. Agamben, G. (1993) Infancy and history: the destruction of experience. London: Verso. Bataille, G. (1985) The notion of expenditure. In: A. Stoekl (ed.) Visions of excess: selected writings, 1927-1939. Translated by A. Stoekl, C. R. Lovitt and D. M. Leslie, Jr.. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota, 116-129. Bataille, G. (1986) Erotism: death and sensuality. Translated… Continue reading Bibliography

. . Greek philosopher Aristotle defines time as "quantity of movement according to the before and the after" (Aristotle, cited in Agamben, 1993, 93). He asserts that time moves infinitely into one direction on a line from past to future. This linear perception of time was adopted by the modern world and is still prominent… Continue reading Linearity

. . Discussing work Work might generally be approached as expenditure of energy that leads to a useful outcome. Expenditure of energy is, here, understood as energy that goes out of a human body. If I consider the close relation of work and energy in Physics, energy is either transferred from a body/object to another… Continue reading Work and temporality of productivity

. This video came together while writing the reflection for Dramaturgy through the lens of Poetics. . https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_l483n_TU-Q&feature=youtu.be . The main investigation concerns modes of wasting time: walking without going anywhere playing a word-game with my body The instruction for walking slowly is to pay attention to detail, to every single movement of the body.… Continue reading Present experiments

. . In the Philosophical Dictionary André Lalande writes that play is "an expenditure of physical or mental activity that does not have an immediately useful or even definite aim, and whose only purpose in the mind of whoever undertakes it is the pleasure which is intrinsic to it." (Philosophical Dictionary, 1926; cited in Bataille… Continue reading On wasting time and playing and making art

. Please, deactivate your cell phone while you are on this page. . This video comprises experiments* that I conducted during the module Dramaturgy through the lens of Poetics. . https://vimeo.com/406564648 . . Observations Four people (three classmates and I) play a ball game in the entrance hall of ArtEZ University of the Arts. -Why… Continue reading Playing with words

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Some parts: Manuel, P. (2017) Theatre Without Actors: Rehearsing New Modes of Co-Presence p. 13 The co-presence of perforrmer and audience (as a basic condition of theatre) is in this boo cosidered a historically contigent phenomenon. Aim of dissertation: to rethink relations of co-presence between i) spectators and their surrounding realities and ii) humans and… Continue reading the absenting of the actor

Some parts: Bakhtin, M. M. Forms of time and of the chronotope in the novel: notes toward a historical poetics p. 15 We will give the name chronotope (literally, "time space") to the intrinsic connectedness of temporal and spatial relationships that are artistically expressed in literature [...] What couts for us is the fact that… Continue reading Chronotope