Re-embodying jurisprudence: using theatre and multimedia arts-based methods to support critical thinking, feeling and transformation in law

Re-embodying jurisprudence: using theatre and multimedia arts-based methods to support critical thinking, feeling and transformation in law

This thesis offers theoretical and practical explorations of how multimedia arts-based methods and embodied storytelling support critical and transformative understandings of law. Using theatre as both subject and method, the author demonstrates how laws live in bodies, with a focus on race, whitene...

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Main Author: Dhaliwal, Manpreet (Preeti) Kaur
Other Authors: Calder, Gillian
Language:English
en
Published: 2017
Subjects:
Critical Race Theory
Storytelling
Race
Theatre
Trauma
Whiteness
Komagata Maru
MV Sun Sea
Erasure
Performance Studies
Performance Art
Witness
Autobiography
Law
Legal History
White Supremacy
Critical race
Embodiment
Critical legal
migration
immigration law
Applied theatre
performance
repertoire
jurisprudence
legal imagination
Decolonization
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/1828/8025

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http://hdl.handle.net/1828/8025

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