The performance turn in narrative studies

Eric E. Peterson · Kristin M. Langellier

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Narrative Theory and Analysis Language, Discourse, Communication Strategies Arts and Performance Studies

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The turn to performance re-situates narrative as an object of study: narrative is both a making and a doing. The performance turn emphasizes narrative embodied in communication practices, constrained by situational and material conditions, embedded in fields of discourse, and strategically distributed to reproduce and critique existing relations of power and knowledge.

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