A Global Doll's House Ibsen and Distant Visions
'Anyone engaged in the critical evaluation of individual productions of A Doll House would do well to consult this groundbreaking presentation of an international baseline of performance interpretation, one based in a cumulative historical practice that u
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A GLOBAL DOLL’S HOUSE Ibsen and Distant Visions
J U L I E HO L L E D G E, J O N AT HA N BO L L E N, FRO D E HE L L A N D and J OA N N E TO M PK I N S
Palgrave Studies in Performance and Technology
Series Editors Susan Broadhurst School of Arts Brunel University Uxbridge, United Kingdom Josephine Machon Middlesex University London, United Kingdom
Aim of the Series This exciting and timely series features cutting-edge books which centre on global and embodied approaches to performance and technology. As well as focussing on digital performance and art, the series includes the theoretical and historical context relevant to these practices. Not only does the series offer fresh artistic and theoretical perspectives on this exciting and growing area of contemporary performance practice, but it also aims to include contributors from a wide range of international locations working within this varied discipline. The series includes edited collections and monographs on issues including (but not limited to): identity and live art; intimacy and engagement with technology; biotechnology and artistic practices; technology, architecture and performance; performance, gender and technology; and space and performance. The Editorial Advisory Board is: Philip Auslander, Carol Brown, Sita Popat, and Tracey Warr. We welcome all ideas for new books and have provided guidelines for submitting proposals in the Authors section of our website. To discuss project ideas and proposals for this series please contact the series editors: Susan Broadhurst: [email protected] and Josephine Machon: [email protected].
More information about this series at http://www.springer.com/series/14604
Julie Holledge • Jonathan Bollen • Frode Helland • Joanne Tompkins
A Global Doll’s House Ibsen and Distant Visions
Julie Holledge Centre for Ibsen Studies University of Oslo Norway
Jonathan Bollen School of the Arts and Media University of New South Wales Sydney, Australia
Frode Helland Centre for Ibsen Studies University of Oslo Norway
Joanne Tompkins Humanities and Social Sciences University of Queensland St Lucia, Australia
Palgrave Studies in Performance and Technology ISBN 978-1-137-43898-0 ISBN 978-1-137-43899-7 DOI 10.1057/978-1-137-43899-7
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