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Acting Edible: The Taste of Performance on a Damaged Planet
Acting Edible: The Taste of Performance on a Damaged Planet
Acting Edible: The Taste of Performance on a Damaged Planet

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자료유형  
 학위논문 서양
최종처리일시  
20250211152820
ISBN  
9798384438441
DDC  
792
저자명  
McQueen, Elizabeth Marie.
서명/저자  
Acting Edible: The Taste of Performance on a Damaged Planet
발행사항  
[Sl] : University of California, Los Angeles, 2024
발행사항  
Ann Arbor : ProQuest Dissertations & Theses, 2024
형태사항  
265 p
주기사항  
Source: Dissertations Abstracts International, Volume: 86-03, Section: B.
주기사항  
Advisor: Liu Carriger, Michelle.
학위논문주기  
Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of California, Los Angeles, 2024.
초록/해제  
요약This dissertation, "Acting Edible: The Taste of Performance on a Damaged Planet," examines the intersection of food studies and performance, addressing urgent environmental concerns. I use terroir, a popularized yet historical French word often translated to the taste of place, to analyze the contradictions, anxieties, and aesthetics of contemporary performances that utilize food, from transnational performance art to global entertainment venues. Following theater and performance studies scholars who position food as a performance medium, the dissertation focuses on performance and media that activate the senses, digestion, and eating through edible matter. Braiding new materialist and feminist science and technology studies with performance studies, Chapter 1 introduces terroir as a framework for capitalist and anthropocentric articulations of performance. The terroir of particular foodstuffs is rehearsed throughout the dissertation to facilitate analysis of social relations produced through production and consumption, alongside critical ecological interventions that attend to urgencies in climate violences. I turn to vital matters that offer new scales of analysis for alimentary performance: microbes, microplastics, and a broader revisit to the remains of performance. Chapter 2, Microbes, positions microbes as key figures in contemporary displays of food performance, reconfiguring theatricality in the Probiotic Turn and complicating multispecies and feminist science and technology studies claim for play with nonhuman partners. Chapter 3, Microplastics, wades through the emergent anxieties about microplastics in food and the methodological failures of seeking microplastics in performance as a defining matter of 21st-century immersive performance and entertainment. The framework opens up in Chapter 4, Theatrical Remains, to theorize the convergence of scientific research space and theatrical and tourist space in sites such as Biosphere 2, Disneyworld, and other future-thinking research sites. Ultimately, by examining performance through the microscopic components of food, a new scale of analysis is introduced in conceptualizing the ecological violence and possibility of performance.
일반주제명  
Theater
일반주제명  
Environmental studies
일반주제명  
Food science
키워드  
Food studies
키워드  
Microbes
키워드  
Microplastics
키워드  
Performance
기타저자  
University of California, Los Angeles Theater and Performance Studies 09A2
기본자료저록  
Dissertations Abstracts International. 86-03B.
전자적 위치 및 접속  
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■520    ▼aThis  dissertation,  "Acting  Edible:  The  Taste  of  Performance  on  a  Damaged  Planet,"  examines  the  intersection  of  food  studies  and  performance,  addressing  urgent  environmental  concerns.  I  use  terroir,  a  popularized  yet  historical  French  word  often  translated  to  the  taste  of  place,  to  analyze  the  contradictions,  anxieties,  and  aesthetics  of  contemporary  performances  that  utilize  food,  from  transnational  performance  art  to  global  entertainment  venues.  Following  theater  and  performance  studies  scholars  who  position  food  as  a  performance  medium,  the  dissertation  focuses  on  performance  and  media  that  activate  the  senses,  digestion,  and  eating  through  edible  matter.  Braiding  new  materialist  and  feminist  science  and  technology  studies  with  performance  studies,  Chapter  1  introduces  terroir  as  a  framework  for  capitalist  and  anthropocentric  articulations  of  performance.  The  terroir  of  particular  foodstuffs  is  rehearsed  throughout  the  dissertation  to  facilitate  analysis  of  social  relations  produced  through  production  and  consumption,  alongside  critical  ecological  interventions  that  attend  to  urgencies  in  climate  violences.  I  turn  to  vital  matters  that  offer  new  scales  of  analysis  for  alimentary  performance:  microbes,  microplastics,  and  a  broader  revisit  to  the  remains  of  performance.  Chapter  2,  Microbes,  positions  microbes  as  key  figures  in  contemporary  displays  of  food  performance,  reconfiguring  theatricality  in  the  Probiotic  Turn  and  complicating  multispecies  and  feminist  science  and  technology  studies  claim  for  play  with  nonhuman  partners.  Chapter  3,  Microplastics,  wades  through  the  emergent  anxieties  about  microplastics  in  food  and  the  methodological  failures  of  seeking  microplastics  in  performance  as  a  defining  matter  of  21st-century  immersive  performance  and  entertainment.  The  framework  opens  up  in  Chapter  4,  Theatrical  Remains,  to  theorize  the  convergence  of  scientific  research  space  and  theatrical  and  tourist  space  in  sites  such  as  Biosphere  2,  Disneyworld,  and  other  future-thinking  research  sites.  Ultimately,  by  examining  performance  through  the  microscopic  components  of  food,  a  new  scale  of  analysis  is  introduced  in  conceptualizing  the  ecological  violence  and  possibility  of  performance.
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■653    ▼aMicroplastics
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■71020▼aUniversity  of  California,  Los  Angeles▼bTheater  and  Performance  Studies  09A2.
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