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Performative Identities in Culture
From Literature to Social Media
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Edited by:
Katarzyna Jaworska-Biskup
Language:
English
Published/Copyright:
2024
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About this book
This book's primary task is to test the contemporary value of performance and performativity. Performative Identities in Culture: From Literature to Social Media undertakes this task via a host of chapters on a vast spectrum of performativity-related topics such as: literature (British, American, Welsh), film, art, social media, and sports. Within these contexts, the book raises a number of questions relevant today. How is minority culture constructed and performed in literature? How can one manifest identity in multicultural contexts? How has performativity been transformed in audiovisual media, like film, video games and social media? And, can the digital itself be performative?
Author / Editor information
Katarzyna Jaworska-Biskup is Associate Professor at the Institute of Literature and New Media at the University of Szczecin. Her academic interests include Welsh literature, history, and culture. She also conducts research in law and literature.
Beata Zawadka is Associate Professor in the Institute of Literature and New Media at Szczecin University, Poland. She is a literary scholar by education, southernist by specialisation, and an ardent cinephile. At present she teaches mainly film. Her new book will be on the reception of digital cinema.
Beata Zawadka is Associate Professor in the Institute of Literature and New Media at Szczecin University, Poland. She is a literary scholar by education, southernist by specialisation, and an ardent cinephile. At present she teaches mainly film. Her new book will be on the reception of digital cinema.
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eBook published on:
July 22, 2024
eBook ISBN:
9789004703858
Pages and Images/Illustrations in book
Main content:
240
Coloured Illustrations:
1
eBook ISBN:
9789004703858
Keywords for this book
performative; studies; identity; oppresion; crisis; resistance; minority; rights; film; literature; culture
Audience(s) for this book
Scholars and students of: cultural studies, film studies, British/American/Welsh literature, identity studies, performance studies.
