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Professor S F Melrose

M ès L, Dip d'EA (Universite de Paris III) Doctorat (Sorbonne Nlle)

e-mail: s.f.melrose@sfmelrose.org.uk

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Papers on line

A Cautionary Note or Two, Amid the Pleasures and Pains of Participation in Performance-making as Research
Rosemary Butcher: Jottings on Signature in the Presence of the Artist
“Still Harping on (About Expert Practitioner-Centred Modes of Knowledge and Models of Intelligibility”
“Not lost but not yet found”: accounting for decision-making process in expert/professional performance-disciplinary practices
“Not yet, and already no longer: loitering with intent between the expert practitioner at work, and the archive”
“The Body” in question: expert performance-making and the problem of spectator discursivisation
Out of Words: keynote address at “Towards Tomorrow?”, INTERNATIONAL GATHERING 2005 at the Centre for Performance Research, Aberystwyth, 6-10 April 2005
“… just intuitive …” keynote address presented at The impossibility of representation? practice, performance and media workshop organised by the AHRB Research Centre for Cross-cultural Music and Dance Performance on the 23rd April 2005
“Missing Persons … (and the ethics of affective eventhood)”, Archaeology and Performance. Papers from the 2002 TAG Conference, Manchester at Stanford University
The 2003/04 edition of e-PAI edited by Susan Melrose and Renate Bräuninger
The Eventful Articulation of Singularities – or,”Chasing Angels”
“Virtuosity and Performance Mastery”
the curiosity of writing (or, who cares about performance mastery?)”
“Textual Turns – and a Turn-up for the Books”
“please adjust your set”
“Before the Posthuman Can Take [Its] Place: Performing Place and Person, in the Early 21st Century”
“Entertaining Other Options …” Susan Melrose’s Inaugural Professorial Lecture (delivered on 28 January 2002 at Middlesex University)

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