Suchergebnisse

Toward a feminist historiography of American avant-garde performance: theories and contexts -- Nude descending Bleecker Street: Baroness Elsa Von Freytag-Loringhoven and performing gender in New York dada -- Avant-garde performance, collage aesthetics, and feminist historiographies in Gertrude Stein's the mother of us all -- Between material and matrix: Yoko Ono's cut piece and the unmaking of collage -- Between dialectics, decorum, and collage: sabotaging Schneemann at the Dialectics of Liberation Congress, London 1967 -- Forget fame: Valerie Solanas, the simplest surrealist act, and the (re)assertion of avant-garde priorities -- Conclusion: Collage and community

Emergency help from Christian brothers : Luther on secular authority and the church from 1520 through 1528 -- Peace, order, and good government : Melanchthon on secular authority and the church from 1519 through 1529 -- Anabaptists, Epicureans, and the glory of God : the emergence of Melanchthon's mature position, 1530-1535 -- Irenic Catholics, neutral princes, and godless bishops : the development of Melanchthon's thought from the De officio principum to the final edition of the Loci, 1539-1559 -- Faithful servants of God's Word : Luther on secular authority and the church from 1530 through 1545

The function of marketplace ideology to provide a framework that guides individuals' conduct as consumers is well recognised, though less is known about how individuals address, resist or reconcile themselves to such ideology. Drawing upon "lifeway alibis", assembled from a life course reading of de Certeauean tactics, this paper deepens our understanding of how the ideology of nutritionism is renegotiated in the context of dietary health to better accommodate individuals' life events, circumstances, and timing in lives. Based on interpretations of interview data, we argue that biographical matrices must be observed as principal facilitators for critical reflexivity beyond antagonistic and politico-collective motivations. Here, we consider critically reflexive behaviour – or unruly bricolage – to be organised around dynamic life experiences and circumstances rather than statically against marketplace ideology itself. This outlook prompts us to recognise biography as a catalyst for circumventing certain ideological mandates while the overall ideology remains perpetuated throughout circumvention.