Don't Be Quiet, Start a Riot! Essays on Feminism and Performance / / Tiina Rosenberg.
This collection of essays investigates elements of the human voice and performance, and their implications for gender and sexuality. The chapters address affect, pleasure, and memory in the enjoyment of musical and theatrical performance. Rosenberg also examines contemporary feminist performance, an...
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| Place / Publishing House: | Stockholm, Sweden : : Stockholm University Press,, 2016. |
| Year of Publication: | 2016 |
| Language: | English |
| Physical Description: | 1 online resource (264 pages) |
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction
- Part 1: Envoicing gender and sexuality
- 1. The touch of opera, or, can a feminist forgive anything for a good tune?
- 2. No questions asked: Wagnerian love ban in Lohengrin
- 3. Who's who underneath the kimono? Queer mysteries of M. Butterfly
- 4. Queer feelings: Zarah Leander, sentimentality, and the gay diva worship
- 5. The soundtrack of revolution: memory, affect, and the power of protest songs
- Part 2: Scandinavian classics
- 6. Queer Tintomara: ephemeral and elusive gender(s) in The Queen's Diadem
- 7. AGAINST LOVE: Nora and Hedda on the contemporary Scandinavian stage
- 8. From here to eternity: Miss Julie strikes back and refuses to die
- Part 3: On feminist activist aesthetics
- 9. Still angry after all these years, or Valerie Solanas under my skin
- 10. Solidarity lost and found. Reflections on contemporary feminist performance
- 11. Against tolerance: thoughts on contemporary Scandinavian racism
- 12. Don't be quiet, start a riot! On feminist activist performance
- Index of persons.