Rethinking the Dérive Drifting and theatricality in theatre and performance studies
Rethinking the Dérive Drifting and theatricality in theatre and performance studies
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重新思考戏剧和表演研究中的 Dérive Drifting 和戏剧性
DOI:
10.1080/13528165.2018.1557011
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发表时间:
2019
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0.1
通讯作者:
Lavery C
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Lavery C
PR 23.7 On Drifting. indd 1 23/01/2019 08: 50 this edition, drifting is grammatically ambivalent, an instance of the ‘middle voice’in which ‘we are not driving–and neither are we being driven’(see pp: 140–1). Drifting is a condition full of hope and terror, pleasure and pain, possibility and danger, and different subjects undergo it in different ways. There is something inherently equivocal about drifting, a suspensive and undecided relationship in which agency is perturbed by multiplicities, some of which are violently coercive, as in being made homeless or stateless, and others politically liberating, as in, say, being able to escape capital’s temporal regime. 4 As Jean-François Lyotard puts it, albeit from a largely positive perspective:Drift works in the plural, for the question is not of leaving one shore, but several simultaneously; what is at work is not one current, pushing and tugging, but different drives and tractions… The plural, the collection of singularities, are precisely what power, kapital (sic), the law of value, personal identity, the ID card, responsibility, the family and the hospital are bent on repressing.(1984: 10)