An edition of Playbuilding as qualitative research
(2009)
Playbuilding as qualitative research
the collective creation of dramatice representation
by Joe Norris
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Playbuilding as qualitative research: the collective creation of dramatice representation
2009, Left Coast Press
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1598744763 9781598744767
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Table of Contents
The preparation. Introduction : toward a theory of playbuilding as research
"A" research to performance process
History of mirror theatre. Scripting vignettes
Pressures : understanding peer pressure through sculpting and readers theatre
The "m" word : understanding sexuality through improvisation and personal testimony
Funky shirt : understanding body image through voice-overs
Cattle cal l: understanding body image through shadow screen
Great expectations: understanding students teaching through voice collage
The party : understanding status, power and bullying through gibberish and body language
Dares : understanding substance abuse through surrealistic drama
Are you really listening? : understanding alienation through inner dialogue
Who's with whom? : understanding prejudice through mime
"One of these things" : understanding rules and codes of behavior through song, voice collage and audience participation
"Whose pencil is it anyway?" : dealing with conflict through problem plays
Distillation : understanding qualitative research through metaphorical machines
The performance. Participatory dissemination : working "with" an audience.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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