Anton Bruckner Privat Universität | Thinking with the body - Overcoming methodological boundaries

In dem künstlerischen Forschungsprojekt "Embodying Expression, Gender, Charisma - Breaking Boundaries of Classical Instrumental Practices" (kurz: EmEGC) untersuchen die Geigerin, Komponistin und Wissenschaftlerin Barbara Lüneburg, der Soziologe Kai Ginkel und die Flötistin und Forscherin Renata Kambarova, inwiefern der Körper von Instrumentalist_innen ein wesentlicher Faktor für musikalischen Ausdruck, Gender-Performance und Charisma in der westlichen klassischen Instrumentalpraxis ist.

Beiträge zu folgenden Fragestellungen sind erwünscht:

1. How do we use the body as a source of knowledge and/or as a way of thinking? How can we explore the connection between body and knowledge methodologically and artistically? How can we make body knowledge accessible and shareable?
2. How can 'embodiment' be defined and represented conceptually, theoretically or artistically?
3. In which way was does embodiment research benefit from an interdisciplinary approach shared by practitioners in artistic research with their internal perspective and scholars looking at embodiment from an external perspective? How does a combination or juxtaposition of each perspective challenge methodological approaches of both disciplines?

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