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Theater(s) and Public Sphere in a Global and Digital Society, Volume 1
Theoretical Explorations
Series: - Studies in Critical Social Sciences, Volume: 235
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Volume 1 of Theater(s) and Public Sphere in a Global and Digital Society inquires the fundamental contribution that artistic and cultural forms bring to social dynamics and how these can consolidate cohabitation and create meaningfulness, in addition to fulfilling economic and regulatory needs. As symbolic forms of collective social practices, artistic and cultural forms weave the meaning of a territory, a context, and a people, but also of the generations who traverse these same cultures.
These forms of meaning interact with the social imagery, mediate marginalization, transform barriers into bridges, and are the indispensable tools for any social coexistence and its continuous rethinking in everyday life. The various epistemic approaches present here, refer to sociology, theatre studies, cultural studies, psychology, economy of culture, and social statistics which observe theatre as a social phenomenon.
Contributors are: Maria Shevstova, Ilaria Riccioni, Roberta Paltrinieri, Gerhard Glüher, Raimondo Guarino, Mariselda Tessarolo, Raffaele Federici, Marco Serino, Maria Grazia Turri, Elena Olesina, Elena Polyudova, Marisol Facuse, Vincenzo Del Gaudio, Laura Gemini, Stefano Brilli, Jessica Camargo Molano, Annalisa Cicerchia, Simona Staffieri and Giulia Cavrini.
These forms of meaning interact with the social imagery, mediate marginalization, transform barriers into bridges, and are the indispensable tools for any social coexistence and its continuous rethinking in everyday life. The various epistemic approaches present here, refer to sociology, theatre studies, cultural studies, psychology, economy of culture, and social statistics which observe theatre as a social phenomenon.
Contributors are: Maria Shevstova, Ilaria Riccioni, Roberta Paltrinieri, Gerhard Glüher, Raimondo Guarino, Mariselda Tessarolo, Raffaele Federici, Marco Serino, Maria Grazia Turri, Elena Olesina, Elena Polyudova, Marisol Facuse, Vincenzo Del Gaudio, Laura Gemini, Stefano Brilli, Jessica Camargo Molano, Annalisa Cicerchia, Simona Staffieri and Giulia Cavrini.
Ilaria Riccioni, Ph.D. (2003) “La Sapienza” University of Rome, is Tenured Researcher of General Sociology at the Free University of Bolzano-Bozen. She has published many monographs and articles of social theory and social impact of artistic phenomena including “Futurism: Anticipating Postmodernism” (Mimesis International, 2019)
Preface
Acknowledgements
List of Figures and Tables
Notes on Contributors
1 Artistic Processes and Characteristics: Key Problems of the Sociology of the Theatre In Dialogue with Pierre Bourdieu
Maria Shevtsova
2 The Social and Political Impact of the Theatre in Contemporary Society
Ilaria Riccioni
3 Theatre at University as a Way to Increase the Sense of Citizenship and Civil Spirit
Roberta Paltrinieri
4 Staged Passages between Art and Everyday Life
Gerhard Glüher
5 Urban Environment, Places for Performance A Groundbreaking Experience: Renato Nicolini and Estate Romana (1976–1985)
Raimondo Guarino
6 The Theatre as the Stage of an Elusive Further Society
Mariselda Tessarolo
7 Paris and Popular Theatre in Robert Michels La foule and the Audience in the Years of Classical Sociology
Raffaele Federici
8 The Undone Discipline A Historical and Critical-Theoretical Account of the Sociology of the Theatre
Marco Serino
9 Theatre as Intersubjective Space for the Mediation of Collective Identity Outline of a Psychoanalytic Perspective
Maria Grazia Turri
10 Historical Reenactment and Theatrical Performance On New Perspectives of Educational Methods
Elena Olesina and Elena Polyudova
11 Political Theatre in the 20th Century Elements for Archaeology
Marisol Facuse
12 Blast Theory between Public Space and Social Space
Vincenzo Del Gaudio
13 Live/Life Sharing The Use of Social Media by Contemporary Theatre Companies in Italy
Laura Gemini and Stefano Brilli
14 Theatre as a Means of “Interpreting” Lockdown The Case of Staged
Jessica Camargo Molano
15 Cultural Welfare Theatre in the Limelight
Annalisa Cicerchia and Simona Staffieri
16 Measuring Culture – How and Why?
Giulia Cavrini
Index
Acknowledgements
List of Figures and Tables
Notes on Contributors
1 Artistic Processes and Characteristics: Key Problems of the Sociology of the Theatre In Dialogue with Pierre Bourdieu
Maria Shevtsova
2 The Social and Political Impact of the Theatre in Contemporary Society
Ilaria Riccioni
3 Theatre at University as a Way to Increase the Sense of Citizenship and Civil Spirit
Roberta Paltrinieri
4 Staged Passages between Art and Everyday Life
Gerhard Glüher
5 Urban Environment, Places for Performance A Groundbreaking Experience: Renato Nicolini and Estate Romana (1976–1985)
Raimondo Guarino
6 The Theatre as the Stage of an Elusive Further Society
Mariselda Tessarolo
7 Paris and Popular Theatre in Robert Michels La foule and the Audience in the Years of Classical Sociology
Raffaele Federici
8 The Undone Discipline A Historical and Critical-Theoretical Account of the Sociology of the Theatre
Marco Serino
9 Theatre as Intersubjective Space for the Mediation of Collective Identity Outline of a Psychoanalytic Perspective
Maria Grazia Turri
10 Historical Reenactment and Theatrical Performance On New Perspectives of Educational Methods
Elena Olesina and Elena Polyudova
11 Political Theatre in the 20th Century Elements for Archaeology
Marisol Facuse
12 Blast Theory between Public Space and Social Space
Vincenzo Del Gaudio
13 Live/Life Sharing The Use of Social Media by Contemporary Theatre Companies in Italy
Laura Gemini and Stefano Brilli
14 Theatre as a Means of “Interpreting” Lockdown The Case of Staged
Jessica Camargo Molano
15 Cultural Welfare Theatre in the Limelight
Annalisa Cicerchia and Simona Staffieri
16 Measuring Culture – How and Why?
Giulia Cavrini
Index
All interested in the sociological understanding of symbolic meanings or arts, their role and impact in social dynamics, and anyone interested in performance and theatre in contemporary globalized and digitalized society.