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Home and Away explores how performative writing serve as a process that critically interrogates space/place in relation to personal, social, cultural, and political understanding. By combining aesthetic expression and inquiry with critical reflection, the contributors in this volume use a variety of narrative strategies—autoethnography, mystoriography, creative cartography, the lyric essay, fictocriticism, collage, the screenplay, and poetics—to position place as the starting point for the aesthetic impulse. The anthology showcases the power and potential of performative writing to illustrate the ways we interact with and in place; provides examples of the ways one can express lived experience; and demonstrates the ways discourses overlap while extending our understanding of identity and place, whether one is home or away. Although the chapters are fixed by their literary form in this volume, many of chapters are best realized in a performance or shared publicly via an oral tradition. This collection will be of great interest to students and scholars in performance, communication studies, and literature.
Leigh Anne Howard is Professor of Communication Studies and Chairperson of the Department of Communication at the University of Southern Indiana, USA. She studies the intersection of performance, culture, and identity, as well as critical performance pedagogy. Her most recent publication is Performativity, Cultural Construction, and the Graphic Narrative (Routledge, 2020), co-edited with Susanna Hoeness-Krupsaw.
List of Images Acknowledgements"Poetics, Performativity, and the Personal Narrative: An Introduction" Leigh Anne HowardChapter 1: "Rural Ruins as Sites for Excavating Memory, Materiality, and Metaphor"Lindsay P. GreerChapter 2: "Riding the Hippogriff: \Fandom, Performance, and Place in the Wizarding World—An Autoethnographic, Fictocritical (Unfilmable) Screenplay" Daniel W. HeatonChapter 3: "Pilgrimage to Paisley Park: A Mystory" Charla Markham ShawChapter 4: "Walking, Wandering, Writing: The 2017 Women’s March and the Celebration of Disruption" Leigh Anne HowardChapter 5: "Wandering New Orleans: Grammar of the Legs as Creative Production"Sarah K. JacksonChapter 6: "Walking in the City: Intersections of Identity, Space, and Place"Nicole CostantiniChapter 7: "Sherman’s March on Columbia, Searching for Green Pipes, Eating Tacos and Shooting Yankees: Tales from a Self-Guided Tour and Shelling Reenactment" Jason B. MunsellChapter 8: "Home, Awareness, Space" Julia Galbus KieselChapter 9: "’Well, At Least This Isn’t As Bad As ’78’: Using Stories to Make Sense of the Ohio Blizzard of 1978" Sharon E. CroftChapter 10: "When Home Goes From Being a Place to Being a Person: A Critical Autoethnography of Identity, Culture, and Geography" Mark P. OrbeChapter 11: "Performing Pilgrimage, Mourning, and Transformation on the Camino de Santiago" Tracy Stephenson ShafferAbout the ContributorsIndex
