Project MUSE - Mosaic: a journal for the interdisciplinary study of literature-Volume 44, Number 1, March 2011

Crossings: An Interview with Kristin Linklater

Dawne McCance

pp. 1-45

The Santorini Experiment: How Philosophy Ended its Ancient Quarrel with Theatre

Andro Linklater

pp. 47-63

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Re-imagining the Actor’s Quartet

Rob Pensalfini

pp. 65-87

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Of Rabbit Holes and Aquamarines (Cabbages and Kings)

Salomé M. Krell

pp. 89-99

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Philosophy of the Body

Susan Main

pp. 101-104

Santorini—A Stream of Images

Alessandro Fabrizi

pp. 105-108

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The Moment of Nothing: A Philosophical Note on the Work of Kristin Linklater

David Farrell Krell

pp. 109-119

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Reflection on the Santorini Voice Symposium

KK Moggie

p. 120

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The Voice, the Body, and the Mind: Reflections in the Aftermath of Kant and Herder

Angelica Nuzzo

pp. 121-137

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Reflection on the Santorini Voice Symposium

Luitgard Janßen

pp. 138-139

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Voice as “Relational Space”: Agency beyond Narcissism or the Loss of Self

Mollie Painter-Morland

pp. 141-161

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Reflection on the Santorini Voice Symposium

Aurora Manuel

pp. 162-163

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The Voices That I Am

Walter Brogan

pp. 165-175

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One Ship in the Night

Nina Hesse Bernhard

pp. 177-180

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Freedom in Community: Aristotle’s Polis and Linklater’s Actor’s Quartet

Kevin Thomas Miles

pp. 181-195

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Reflection on the Santorini Voice Symposium

Anson Mount

pp. 196-197

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Why Santorini?: A Response in Two Voices

Salomé M. Krell, David Farrell Krell

pp. 199-208

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Contributing Actors, Teachers, and Musicians

pp. 209-210

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Images

p. 211

Introduction

Dawne McCance

pp. v-vii

ISSN	1925-5683
Print ISSN	0027-1276
Launched on MUSE	2011-03-23
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Crossings: An Interview with Kristin Linklater

The Santorini Experiment: How Philosophy Ended its Ancient Quarrel with Theatre

Re-imagining the Actor’s Quartet

Of Rabbit Holes and Aquamarines (Cabbages and Kings)

Philosophy of the Body

Santorini—A Stream of Images

The Moment of Nothing: A Philosophical Note on the Work of Kristin Linklater

Reflection on the Santorini Voice Symposium

The Voice, the Body, and the Mind: Reflections in the Aftermath of Kant and Herder

Reflection on the Santorini Voice Symposium

Voice as “Relational Space”: Agency beyond Narcissism or the Loss of Self

Reflection on the Santorini Voice Symposium

The Voices That I Am

One Ship in the Night

Freedom in Community: Aristotle’s Polis and Linklater’s Actor’s Quartet

Reflection on the Santorini Voice Symposium

Why Santorini?: A Response in Two Voices

Contributing Actors, Teachers, and Musicians

Images

Introduction

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