COLLECTIVE TRANSPERFORMANCE
Bizarrics and non-binarisms caused in (and from) the performing body
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https://doi.org/10.5216/ac.v6i1.64197Abstract
Abstract: This text is the presentation of a bold proposal: to think of a post-genre society, in less categorizing ways of sharing existence, having the art of performance as a resource. Based on this premise and the theories proposed by Judith Butler (gender performativity) and Jacques Rancière regarding the construction of fictions and a “sharing of the sensible”, we analyzed Collective transperformance, which are group performances based on the process of poetic construction-experimentation of the trans image. And the goal? Fire the genre. In the identity. In the little box we never fit into.
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