Amfiteater, Journal of Performing Arts Theory, Volume 13, Number 1


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ISSN 1855-4539 (print edition)
1855-850X (e-edition)

Paperback; 404 pages; 17cm x 24 cm; Slovenian/English language.

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A journal for the theory of performing arts Amfiteater was founded in 2008 by the Academy of Theatre, Radio, Film and Television of the University of Ljubljana.

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The publishing of Amfiteater is supported by the Slovenian Research and Innovation Agency and the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Slovenia.

The main part of the first number of the thirteenth year of the journal contains papers presented at the Amfiteater International Symposium entitled ‘Connecting Avant-Gardes and Theatre: How to Revolutionise the Relationship between the Periphery and the Centre’, which took place in the autumn of 2024 in the Slovenian Theatre institute, Ljubljana, Slovenia.

The aim of the symposium was to map the various geographical and historical attempts to revolutionize the relationship between the periphery and the centre in Europe and beyond.

The thematic block brings together seventeen original papers in Slovenian and English.

Outside the thematic block, there is an article discussion on the lecture-performance series Sex Education II and a review of the book The European Avant-Garde – A Hundred Years Later (ed. P. Tratnik), thus completing the theme of avant-gardes, devoted by this number of Amfiteater.

The issue was edited by dr. Maja Murnik.

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Contents

Amfiteater 13/1

 

Editorial

Avantgardna umetnost, gledališče in revolucioniranje razmerja med periferijo in središčem, I. del / Connecting Avant-Gardes and Theatre: How to Revolutionise the Relationship between the Periphery and the Centre, Part I

Tomaž Toporišič

Kritične uprizoritvene prakse od neoavantgarde in postavantgarde do političnega postpostdramskega gledališča 21. stoletja
Critical Performance Practices from the Neo-Avant-Garde and Post-Avant-Garde to the Political Post-Postdramatic Theatre of the 21st Century

Dariusz Kosiński

Performing a Hermitage: Jerzy Grotowski’s Tactics of Periphery-Centre Policy
Uprizarjanje puščavništva: taktike politike periferije in središča pri Jerzyju Grotowskem

Knut Ove Arntzen

Poetic to Popular, Beauty and Monstrosity in the Norwegian Avant-Garde Theatre
Norveško avantgardno gledališče: od poetičnosti do popularne umetnosti ter lepote in monstruoznosti

Petra Ježková

A Scrapbook as an Original Source of Research on the Czech Interwar Theatre Avant-Garde
Kolažni album kot izvirni vir za raziskovanje češke medvojne gledališke avantgarde

Barbara Orel

Ptujska avantgarda: ailuzionistično gledališče Frana Žižka
The Ptuj Avant-Garde: The Anti-Illusionist Theatre of Fran Žižek

Kristina Pranjić

Decentralizacija evropskega avantgardizma in omrežje jugoslovanske avantgarde
The Decentralisation of European Avant-Gardism and the Network of the Yugoslav Avant-Garde

Gašper Troha

Peter Božič and the Question of the Authentic Theatrical Avant-Garde in Slovenia in the Second Half of the 20th Century
Peter Božič in vprašanje avtentične gledališke avantgarde v Sloveniji v drugi polovici 20. stoletja

Lada Čale Feldman

Exalted Periphery: The Confusing Case of Lero Student Theatre in Dubrovnik, Croatia
Vzvišeno obrobje: zapleteni primer Študentskega gledališča Lero v Dubrovniku, Hrvaška

Tery Žeželj

“The Weak Avant-Garde” on the Currents of the Danube: Feminist and Environmental Aspects of Bogdanka Poznanović’s Artistic Practice
»Šibka avantgarda« na tokovih Donave: feministični in okoljski vidiki umetniške prakse Bogdanke Poznanović

Aldo Milohnić

Gledališče futuristične pantomime in Prampolinijevo sodelovanje s plesnim parom Vlček-Wisiak
The Futurist Pantomime Theatre and Prampolini’s Collaboration with the Dance Tandem Vlček and Wisiak

Manca Lipoglavšek

Poželenje in prezir: ženske v italijanskem futurizmu
Contempt and Desire: Women in Italian Futurism

Darko Strajn

The Legacy of Avant-Gardes in Social, Cultural and Political Contexts
Zapuščina avantgard v družbenih, kulturnih in političnih kontekstih

Sanita Duka

Flânerie as a Strategy: Revolutionary Ideas of Avant-Gardes in the Co-Authorship of Asja Lācis and Walter Benjamin
Flanerstvo kot strategija: revolucionarne ideje avantgard v soavtorstvu Asje Lācis in Walterja Benjamina

Ana Kocjančič

Avantgardne sledi v scenografijah Vasilija Uljaniščeva na Slovenskem v letih 1930–1934
The Traces of the Historical Theatre Avant-Garde in Vasily Ulyanishchev’s Stage Design for Slovenian Theatre between 1930–1934

Lela Angela Mršek Bajda

Neue Slowenische Kunst in misel kot središče avantgardnosti
Neue Slowenische Kunst and Thought as the Centre of the Avant-Garde

Aleš Vaupotič, Narvika Bovcon

Konstrukcionistično razumevanje identitete v neoavantgardizmu: informacijska in osebna preobrazba občinstva prek projektov Nuše in Sreča Dragana
A Constructionist Account of Identity in the Neo-Avant-Garde: The Informational and Personal Transformation of the Audience through the Projects of Nuša and Srečo Dragan

Nenad Jelesijevic

Eksotika avantgarde
The Avant-Garde Exotics

Article

Jaka Smerkolj Simoneti

Feministična vstopanja v uprizoritvene umetnosti: primer Spolne vzgoje II
Feminist Approaches to Performing Arts: The Case of Sex Education II

Review

Jakob Ribic

O avantgardah sto let kasneje (P. Tratnik, ur.: The European Avant-Garde)

 

Navodila za avtorje / Submission Guidelines
Call for Papers

 

 

Editor-in-Chief: Maja Murnik, PhD

Editorial Board: Zala Dobovšek, PhD (University of Ljubljana), Jure Gantar, PhD (Dalhousie University, CA), Primož Jesenko, MA (Slovenian Theatre Institute), Matic Kocijančič, PhD (Slovenian Theatre Institute), Bojana Kunst, PhD, Prof. (Justus-Liebig University Gießen, DE), Blaž Lukan, PhD, Assist. Prof. (University of Ljubljana), Aldo Milohnić, PhD, Assoc. Prof. (University of Ljubljana), Barbara Orel, PhD, Prof. (University of Ljubljana), Mateja Pezdirc Bartol, PhD, Prof. (University of Ljubljana), Maja Šorli, PhD (University of Ljubljana), Tomaž Toporišič, PhD, Prof. (University of Ljubljana), Gašper Troha, PhD (Slovenian Theatre Institute)

International Editorial Board: Mark Amerika, MFA (University of Colorado, US), izr. prof. dr. Marin Blažević (Sveučilište u Zagrebu, HR), Ramsay Burt, PhD (De Montfort University, GB), prof. dr. Lada Čale Feldman (Sveučilište u Zagrebu, HR), Joshua Edelman, PhD (Manchester Metropolitan University, GB),  Anna Maria Monteverdi, PhD (Università degli Studi di Milano, IT), Janelle Reinelt, PhD (The University of Warwick, GB), Anneli Saro, PhD (Tartu Űlikool, EE), prof. dr. Miško Šuvaković (Univerzitet Singidunum, RS), prof. Stephen Elliot Wilmer (Trinity College Dublin, IE)

Co-Publisher: Slovenian Theater Institute (represented by Gašper Troha, director) and University of Ljubljana Press (reprezented by Gregor Majdič, the Rector of the University of Ljubljana)

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