Dolls and puppets as artistic and cultural phenomena (19th - 21st centuries)
Dolls and puppets as artistic and cultural phenomena (19th - 21st centuries)
Bok · Engelsk · 2016
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| Omfang | 288 sider : illustrasjoner
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| Opplysninger | Prof. Henryk Jurkovski - in memoriam / Kamil Kopania -- At the uttermost limit of vision: The wax dolls of Lotte Pritzel (1887-1952) / Sara Ayres -- Puppetry elements in the works of European surrealists / Samreh Mirfendereski -- Paul Klee: Protected children, broken puppets ant the problematization of modernism / Russell Stephens -- Puppets and paradox: On the Bauhaus stage with Oskar Schlemmer / Elise E. Cowin -- The living doll: A look at Hans Bellmer's later work from the "Puppet's" standpoint / Esra Plumer -- A different kind of intimacy. Greer Lankton and the New York Dolls / Justin Wadlow -- The transnational adventures of the Kewpie Doll: Mediating nostalgia in pre-war Japan / Marguerite V. Hodge -- "Woolita": Crochet doll as representation of interwoven discourse understanding "being-as-playing-a-role" / Anna Seidel -- Inspire the Naif! Marinka Dallos' collection of dolls / Mirjam Denes -- Museum of childhood - from play to art / Milica Stojanov -- The doll as femme fatale in L.G. Gerlangs's Life size / Pawel Orzel -- The grotesque as a paradigm of the puppet theater in the 21st century. Through an analysis of Ilka Schönbein's show, The old lady and the beast / Noemie Lorentz -- Mechanical affections. A reconfiguration of love by fin-de-siecle decadent dolls / Kaliane Ung.
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| ISBN | 978-83-938151-9-7
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