Race and the Forms of Knowledge: Technique, Identity, and Place in Artistic Research

Author:   Ben Spatz
Publisher:   Northwestern University Press
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Pages:   320
Publication Date:   28 February 2024
Format:   Hardback
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Race and the Forms of Knowledge: Technique, Identity, and Place in Artistic Research


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Author:   Ben Spatz
Publisher:   Northwestern University Press
Imprint:   Northwestern University Press
ISBN:  

9780810146594


ISBN 10:   0810146592
Pages:   320
Publication Date:   28 February 2024
Audience:   College/higher education ,  Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   Temporarily unavailable   Availability explained
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Table of Contents

Note on Lowercasing Introduction: Materialities in Artistic Research Chapter 1: Molecular Identities Chapter 2: Whiteness and the Racialization of Knowledge Chapter 3: Audiovisual Ethnotechnics Afterword: On Death and Ceremony Acknowledgements Works Cited

Reviews

"A must-read text for anyone in performance studies, dance, or whiteness studies, this book explores alternative spaces to the written word as the ultimate register of culture, wondering at audiovisual creation as a potential mode of thinking together toward the worlds we want to inhabit."" - Thomas F. DeFrantz, Northwestern University, director of SLIPPAGE: Performance, Culture, Technology ""The implications of this book go far beyond artistic research practice. Ben Spatz’s innovative interrogations and deconstructions of identity are important for everyone engaged in radical artistic practices that challenge the hegemonic and neoliberal discourses around race and identity that persist in and out of the university."" - Jennie Klein, Ohio University"


A must-read text for anyone in performance studies, dance, or whiteness studies, this book explores alternative spaces to the written word as the ultimate register of culture, wondering at audiovisual creation as a potential mode of thinking together toward the worlds we want to inhabit."" - Thomas F. DeFrantz, Northwestern University, director of SLIPPAGE: Performance, Culture, Technology ""The implications of this book go far beyond artistic research practice. Ben Spatz’s innovative interrogations and deconstructions of identity are important for everyone engaged in radical artistic practices that challenge the hegemonic and neoliberal discourses around race and identity that persist in and out of the university."" - Jennie Klein, Ohio University


"""A must-read text for anyone in performance studies, dance, or whiteness studies, this book explores alternative spaces to the written word as the ultimate register of culture, wondering at audiovisual creation as a potential mode of thinking together toward the worlds we want to inhabit."" --Thomas F. DeFrantz, Northwestern University, director of SLIPPAGE: Performance, Culture, Technology ""The implications of this book go far beyond artistic research practice. Ben Spatz's innovative interrogations and deconstructions of identity are important for everyone engaged in radical artistic practices that challenge the hegemonic and neoliberal discourses around race and identity that persist in and out of the university."" --Jennie Klein, Ohio University"


"A must-read text for anyone in performance studies, dance, or whiteness studies, this book explores alternative spaces to the written word as the ultimate register of culture, wondering at audiovisual creation as a potential mode of thinking together toward the worlds we want to inhabit."" - Thomas F. DeFrantz, Northwestern University, director of SLIPPAGE: Performance, Culture, Technology  ""The implications of this book go far beyond artistic research practice. Ben Spatz’s innovative interrogations and deconstructions of identity are important for everyone engaged in radical artistic practices that challenge the hegemonic and neoliberal discourses around race and identity that persist in and out of the university."" - Jennie Klein, Ohio University"


Author Information

Ben Spatz is a reader in media and performance at the University of Huddersfield.

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