Prochaine séance de l'atelier "La danse comme objet anthropologique" au cours de laquelle nous accueillerons des collègues anthropologues de la danse venant spécialement du Royaume-Uni.
Programme du Jeudi 4 Février 2010 :
11 to 11.15 Introduction Michael Houseman & Georgiana Wierre-Gore
11.15 to 12.45 Andrée Grau (Roehampton University London): "Dance, lived through experience, and ritual practices among the Tiwi of Northern Australia"
12.45 to 13.45 picnic lunch for all/picnic pour tous
13.45 to 15.15 Felicia Hughes-Freeland (Swansea University): 'Embodiment and disembodiment in ritual dance: the case of the Javanese horse dance'
15.15 to 15.30 coffee break/pause café
15.30 to 17.00 Ann David (Roehampton University London): 'Bodies at play: expressions of dance and ritual in contemporary Hindu practice'
Le lieu reste le même: CNRS, 27 rue Paul Bert, 94204 Ivry-sur-Seine
mardi 2 février 2010
PRESENTATION
l’Association « la Chaîne du patrimoine » et le SRCTA ont le plaisir de vous inviter à la nouvelle journée de Projection – Débat, qui aura lieu à :
L’auditorium de l’Hôtel de Ville de la Mairie de Paris
Lundi 15 février 2010 de 9h00 à 20h00
Au cours de ce festival d’une journée sera présenté un programme largement renouvelé avec des extraits de plus de 80 émissions de télévision et de films de tous les genres issus de 7 structures d’archives.
Pour toute information et réservation (indispensable).
Tel : 01 56 22 56 08/ 56 48
Courriel : jean-paul.askenasi@francetv.fr,
lachainedupatrimoine.srcta@yahoo.fr,
L’auditorium de l’Hôtel de Ville de la Mairie de Paris
Lundi 15 février 2010 de 9h00 à 20h00
Au cours de ce festival d’une journée sera présenté un programme largement renouvelé avec des extraits de plus de 80 émissions de télévision et de films de tous les genres issus de 7 structures d’archives.
Pour toute information et réservation (indispensable).
Tel : 01 56 22 56 08/ 56 48
Courriel : jean-paul.askenasi@francetv.fr,
lachainedupatrimoine.srcta@yahoo.fr,
mercredi 27 janvier 2010
SEMINAIRE
Le séminaire d'Histoire culturelle de la danse informe de sa prochaine séance (qui aura lieu le 8 février).
Le programme actualisé du séminaire est téléchargeable sur le site.
Pour plus d'informations, n'hésitez pas à consulter le site de l'Atelier d'histoire culturelle de la danse.
Le programme actualisé du séminaire est téléchargeable sur le site.
Pour plus d'informations, n'hésitez pas à consulter le site de l'Atelier d'histoire culturelle de la danse.
CALL FOR PAPER
Postgraduates at the Film, Theatre & Television Department of The University of Reading welcome you to their eighth annual conference : JAM 2010
THE AUDIENCE SPECTACULAR: Who's watching and how? Ideas of audience in screen media and performance
JAM 2010 April 16th, University of Reading
CALL FOR PAPERS : Rapidly emerging technologies and the effects of globalization continue to shape the work of those practitioners concerned with re-positioning the viewer, and impact strongly on developing discourses within the fields of audience theory and spectatorship. Our dynamic role as audience members and groups, responding to a wide variety of forms, is fore-grounded with increasing urgency across media, prompting a dismantling of traditional models of engagement and re-energised theorization. JAM 2010 will aim to investigate audience identities across a range of media, practices, and critical discourses. We want to address the spectating, experiencing and participating audience member as well as thinking about the role of audience member as something we perform, consciously or otherwise. Journeys Across Media 2010 is the 8th annual conference for postgraduates, run by postgraduates working in the Department of Film, Theatre & Television, University of Reading. We welcome proposals that address what it means to be an audience member today, framed by some of the following concerns :
> Aesthetics
> Genre
> Narrative
> Representation
> Interaction
> New technologies
> Community
> Medium specificity
> Practice as research
> Liveness
> Activism
> Relational space
> Documentary
Proposals for practice as research presentations outside the twenty minute format will be considered.
CALL FOR PAPERS deadline: Friday 30th January 2010. Please send a 250 word proposal and a 100 word biographical note to Becki Hillman, Amanda Beauchamp and Feras Bait-Almal at jam2010@rdg.ac.uk
Journeys Across Media (JAM) is an annual one day interdisciplinary conference organised by and for postgraduate students. It provides a discussion forum for current and developing research in film, theatre, television and new media. Previous delegates have welcomed the opportunity to gain experience of presenting their work at different stages of development in the active, friendly and supportive research environment of Film, Theatre & Television at the University of Reading. Non-presenting delegates are also very welcome. Journeys Across Media is supported by the Standing Committee of University Drama Departments (SCUDD) and the Graduate School in Arts and Humanities, University of Reading.
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Dr. phil. des. Rainer Brömer
Mainz University and Medical Centre
Phone +49 (0) 6131 39 36071
Fax +49 (0) 6131 39 36682
mobile: +49 (0) 178 1379274
e-mail: Rainer.Broemer@gmx.de
THE AUDIENCE SPECTACULAR: Who's watching and how? Ideas of audience in screen media and performance
JAM 2010 April 16th, University of Reading
CALL FOR PAPERS : Rapidly emerging technologies and the effects of globalization continue to shape the work of those practitioners concerned with re-positioning the viewer, and impact strongly on developing discourses within the fields of audience theory and spectatorship. Our dynamic role as audience members and groups, responding to a wide variety of forms, is fore-grounded with increasing urgency across media, prompting a dismantling of traditional models of engagement and re-energised theorization. JAM 2010 will aim to investigate audience identities across a range of media, practices, and critical discourses. We want to address the spectating, experiencing and participating audience member as well as thinking about the role of audience member as something we perform, consciously or otherwise. Journeys Across Media 2010 is the 8th annual conference for postgraduates, run by postgraduates working in the Department of Film, Theatre & Television, University of Reading. We welcome proposals that address what it means to be an audience member today, framed by some of the following concerns :
> Aesthetics
> Genre
> Narrative
> Representation
> Interaction
> New technologies
> Community
> Medium specificity
> Practice as research
> Liveness
> Activism
> Relational space
> Documentary
Proposals for practice as research presentations outside the twenty minute format will be considered.
CALL FOR PAPERS deadline: Friday 30th January 2010. Please send a 250 word proposal and a 100 word biographical note to Becki Hillman, Amanda Beauchamp and Feras Bait-Almal at jam2010@rdg.ac.uk
Journeys Across Media (JAM) is an annual one day interdisciplinary conference organised by and for postgraduate students. It provides a discussion forum for current and developing research in film, theatre, television and new media. Previous delegates have welcomed the opportunity to gain experience of presenting their work at different stages of development in the active, friendly and supportive research environment of Film, Theatre & Television at the University of Reading. Non-presenting delegates are also very welcome. Journeys Across Media is supported by the Standing Committee of University Drama Departments (SCUDD) and the Graduate School in Arts and Humanities, University of Reading.
- -
Dr. phil. des. Rainer Brömer
Mainz University and Medical Centre
Phone +49 (0) 6131 39 36071
Fax +49 (0) 6131 39 36682
mobile: +49 (0) 178 1379274
e-mail: Rainer.Broemer@gmx.de
REVUE
Parution d'un numéro de la revue TDC, « L’Art chorégraphique », Sceren, CNDP, 15 janvier 2010, n° 988.
L'édito et le sommaire sont à télécharger sur le site.
Plus d'infos ici
L'édito et le sommaire sont à télécharger sur le site.
Plus d'infos ici
NEWSLETTER EPOP
EPOP - Popular Roots of European Culture through Film, Comics and Serialized Literature is a research and popularization project funded by the European Commission in the frame of the Culture Programme 2007 and is promoted by the Department of Music and Performing Arts of the University of Bologna (Italy), the Faculty of Humanities of the University of Limoges(France), the Pallas Institute for Art Historical and Literature Studies University of Leiden (the Netherlands), the GRIT (Groupe des Recherche sur l’Image et le Texte) of the Catholic University of Louvain-la-Neuve (Belgium), and the Cultural Affaris Department of the Province of Pescara (Italy).
The EPOP project deals with the serial fictions produced by European culture industries between mid-XIXth century and early XXth century and aims to surpass the cultural and linguistic boundaries that have until now prevented a true appraisal of the continental dimension of this phenomenon by establishing a transnational network of researchers and institutions working to promote a better knowledge of this particular cultural heritage among EU citizens.
The project started on November 24, 2008 and will be completed on May 24, 2010.
La newsletter est téléchargeable ici
The EPOP project deals with the serial fictions produced by European culture industries between mid-XIXth century and early XXth century and aims to surpass the cultural and linguistic boundaries that have until now prevented a true appraisal of the continental dimension of this phenomenon by establishing a transnational network of researchers and institutions working to promote a better knowledge of this particular cultural heritage among EU citizens.
The project started on November 24, 2008 and will be completed on May 24, 2010.
La newsletter est téléchargeable ici
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