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Performing the Nation: Theatre in Post-Genocide Rwanda
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  • 2013Nation and Narration2,077 cited
  • 1996The Rwanda Crisis: History of a Genocide1,214 cited
  • 2006Adorno, Theodor W.661 cited
  • 1995Figures of the Subject in Times of Crisis629 cited
  • 20207 Aesthetics and Politics324 cited

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  • 2013Performing Survival in the Global City: Theatre ISÔKO’s The Monument23 cited
  • 2011Introduction to Rustom Bharucha's keynote lecture: Problematising applied theatre: a search for alternative paradigms12 cited
  • 2017Dance performances in post-genocide Rwanda: remaking identity, reconnecting present and past8 cited
  • 2009Genocide Unbound: Erik Ehn, Rwanda, and an Aesthetics of Discomfort8 cited

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