Hope in a Collapsing World

Youth, Theatre, and Listening As a Political Alternative

Häftad, Engelska, 2022

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For young people, the space of the drama classroom can be a space for deep learning as they struggle across difference to create something together with common purpose. Collaborating across institutions, theatres, and community spaces, the research in Hope in a Collapsing World mobilizes theatre to build its methodology and create new data with young people as they seek the language of performance to communicate their worries, fears, and dreams to a global network of researchers and a wider public.A collaboration between a social scientist and a playwright and using both ethnographic study and playwriting, Hope in a Collapsing World represents a groundbreaking hybrid format of research text and original script – titled Towards Youth: A Play on Radical Hope – for reading, experimentation, and performance.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum2022-04-15
Mått152 x 229 x 25 mm
Vikt560 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor277
FörlagUniversity of Toronto Press
ISBN9781487541200
UtmärkelserWinner of 2023 AATE Distinguished Book Award Awarded by the American Alliance for Theatre & Education 2023 (United States)

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Läroplaner och kursplaner inom Psykologi och pedagogik
Teater inom Kultur
Övrig scenkonst inom Kultur
Skådespelare och artister inom Kultur

Dedication Figures and TablesAcknowledgements I Acknowledgements II Prologue Part I:Listening, Pedagogy, Theatre, and Cultural CitizenshipListening as an Artful Practice of CareListening and Caring as Political Acts Creating Social Value from Theatre The System: Worlds Apart but Structurally Familiar The Settings: Brief Social, Political and Educational Portraits of Athens, Lucknow, Coventry, Tainan, Toronto Athens, Greece: Setting the Context Lucknow, India: Setting the Context Coventry, England: Setting the Context Tainan, Taiwan: Setting the Context Toronto, Canada: Setting the Context Ethnography and its Ecologies An Overview of Data Collection A Word about Ethnography The Qualitative Landscape: Care and Cultural Citizenship Daring to Dream in Greek Austerity Misfit Citizenship and Political Personhood in India: A Methodology of Critical Dialogue and Rehearsed Futurity Hope, Performance Pedagogies, and Democratic Citizenship Canley Youth Theatre’s Missive to the World—Listen A Pedagogy of Hope Tainan Students Making the World they Need The Self, the Collective: Theatre and Social Change Interdependency Against All Odds Voicing Toronto Stories for a more Equal World The Territory of Race, Racism, and Gender in Verbatim Theatre CreationVisible and Invisible Vulnerabilities in Oral History Storytelling Muckles’ Story of Hearing and Being Heard Youth Alienation from Mainstream Politics: Who is the Knowledgeable Citizen?Devising Theatre, Identity and the Search for Structure and Meaning Hope and Care in the Quantitative Landscape Key Quantitative Findings Across Sites‘Outside the Mainstream’ and the Nature of Personal Hope and Experiences of Care Generating Hope through Self-Creation in the School, the Community, and in the Drama-Making Space Young People as Care-Givers Finding and Giving Care in Context To Conclude: Wrestling Towards Hope through Relationships of Care Epilogue: Acting in Concert Turning Towards Part II: Towards Youth Audience Research Part II: A Step Towards YouthBy Andrew Kushnir Towards Youth: A Play on Radical HopeBy Andrew Kushnir Appendix References Index