Living Leftovers of History
Abstract
Dorota Sajewska, 'Living Leftovers of History', Polish theatre Journal, no 2(6)2018.
Keywords
Stanisław Wyspiański
ISSN 2451-2966
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ISSN 2451-2966
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Dorota Sajewska
is an Assitant Professor for interart studies at the University of Zurich and for theatre and performance at the Institute of Polish Culture, University of Warsaw. Her interests include the medial and the political in theatre, contemporary theories of archives, anthropology of performance and decolonizing knowledge. She has published writings on theatre, theatre scenarios, and the monographs “Chore sztuki”. Choroba/tożsamość/dramat (2005) and Pod okupacją mediów (2012). She has co-edited and co-authored the RE//MIX Performans i dokumentacja anthology (2013), and edited the series of publications issued by the Dramatyczny theatre in Warsaw between 2009 and 2012. She co-translated Hans-Thies Lehmann’s Postdramatic Theatre into Polish (first Polish edition 2005, 2nd ed. 2009). Her latest book, Nekroperformans (2016), considers the physicality of the Great War troops as reconstructed by, and in, culture.
Dorota Sajewska
is an Assitant Professor for interart studies at the University of Zurich and for theatre and performance at the Institute of Polish Culture, University of Warsaw. Her interests include the medial and the political in theatre, contemporary theories of archives, anthropology of performance and decolonizing knowledge. She has published writings on theatre, theatre scenarios, and the monographs “Chore sztuki”. Choroba/tożsamość/dramat (2005) and Pod okupacją mediów (2012). She has co-edited and co-authored the RE//MIX Performans i dokumentacja anthology (2013), and edited the series of publications issued by the Dramatyczny theatre in Warsaw between 2009 and 2012. She co-translated Hans-Thies Lehmann’s Postdramatic Theatre into Polish (first Polish edition 2005, 2nd ed. 2009). Her latest book, Nekroperformans (2016), considers the physicality of the Great War troops as reconstructed by, and in, culture.