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ISBN-13
9780230607880
Book Title
Performing Magic on the Western Stage
ISBN
9780230607880
Publication Name
Performing Magic on the Western Stage : from the Eighteenth Century to the Present
Item Length
8.5in
Publisher
Palgrave Macmillan
Publication Year
2009
Series
Palgrave Studies in Theatre and Performance History Ser.
Type
Textbook
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Item Height
0.7in
Author
Francesca Coppa, James Peck, Lawrence Hass
Item Width
5.7in
Item Weight
15.9 Oz
Number of Pages
Xiii, 240 Pages

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Performing Magic on the Western Stage examines magic as a performing art and as a meaningful social practice, linking magic to cultural arenas such as religion, finance, gender, and nationality and profiling magicians from Robert-Houdin to Pen& Teller.

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Publisher
Palgrave Macmillan
ISBN-10
0230607888
ISBN-13
9780230607880
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64501157

Product Key Features

Author
Francesca Coppa, James Peck, Lawrence Hass
Publication Name
Performing Magic on the Western Stage : from the Eighteenth Century to the Present
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Publication Year
2009
Series
Palgrave Studies in Theatre and Performance History Ser.
Type
Textbook
Number of Pages
Xiii, 240 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
8.5in
Item Height
0.7in
Item Width
5.7in
Item Weight
15.9 Oz

Additional Product Features

Number of Volumes
1 Vol.
Lc Classification Number
Pn2100-2193
Reviews
"The product of intense preparation by scholars and teachers trained in theatre, film, media, dance, philosophy, anthropology, literature, religion, psychiatry and, of course, magic itself, Performing Magic on the Western Stage skillfully conjures the interdisciplinary powers of performance studies to achieve an apparently impossible feat:  an edited collection in which every contribution is equally strong and equally necessary." - Joseph Roach, Sterling Professor of Theater, Yale University "Performing Magic on the Western Stage offers a much-needed and carefully compiled anthology of essays addressing some of the most important questions that have emerged out of the recent explosion of academic interest in staged magic. Drawing on work from a wide variety of fields, including Theater and Performance Studies, Gender and Sexuality Studies, Cinema and Media Studies, Philosophy, and Anthropology, the essays collected here examine how staged magic shapes and exposes our relation to: otherness; class mobility; gender, sexuality, nationality and ethnicity; secrecy; disability; community; entertainment; ritual and religion; capitalism and money; self-deception; and the figure of the magician. This volume takes magic seriously as a meaningful art form, and explores its changing significance in specific historical and geographical locations.  The collection brings together a wealth of original archival and field research, and initiates a series of interdisciplinary conversations that need to be continued.  We learn, among other things, of the continued importance of the magician in film history long after the heyday of "the cinema of attractions"; of how contemporary bad-boy magicians like Penn and Teller pave the way for alternative relations among the magician, the assistant and the audience; of the relationship between William Robinson's yellow-faced performances of Ching Ling Soo and Chinese magician Chee Ling Qua (a.k.a. Ching Ling Foo); and of the range of magicians - including transgressive tricksters, retro-sexists, escape artists and clairvoyants - who provoke audiences to widen their eyes in wonder or roll them tiredly, as though the time of magic had passed.  Yet as Coppa, Hass and Peck make clear, magic's time has only just begun." - Karen Beckman, Jaffe Associate Professor of the History of Art at the University of Pennsylvania and author of Vanishing Women: Magic, Film and Feminism, "The product of intense preparation by scholars and teachers trained in theatre, film, media, dance, philosophy, anthropology, literature, religion, psychiatry and, of course, magic itself, Performing Magic on the Western Stage skillfully conjures the interdisciplinary powers of performance studies to achieve an apparently impossible feat: an edited collection in which every contribution is equally strong and equally necessary."--Joseph Roach, Sterling Professor of Theater, Yale University "Performing Magic on the Western Stage offers a much-needed and carefully compiled anthology of essays addressing some of the most important questions that have emerged out of the recent explosion of academic interest in staged magic. Drawing on work from a wide variety of fields, including Theater and Performance Studies, Gender and Sexuality Studies, Cinema and Media Studies, Philosophy, and Anthropology, the essays collected here examine how staged magic shapes and exposes our relation to: otherness; class mobility; gender, sexuality, nationality and ethnicity; secrecy; disability; community; entertainment; ritual and religion; capitalism and money; self-deception; and the figure of the magician. This volume takes magic seriously as a meaningful art form, and explores its changing significance in specific historical and geographical locations. The collection brings together a wealth of original archival and field research, and initiates a series of interdisciplinary conversations that need to be continued. We learn, among other things, of the continued importance of the magician in film history long after the heyday of "the cinema of attractions"; of how contemporary bad-boy magicians like Penn and Teller pave the way for alternative relations among the magician, the assistant and the audience; of the relationship between William Robinson's yellow-faced performances of Ching Ling Soo and Chinese magician Chee Ling Qua (a.k.a. Ching Ling Foo ); and of the range of magiciansincluding transgressive tricksters, retro-sexists, escape artists and clairvoyantswho provoke audiences to widen their eyes in wonder or roll them tiredly, as though the time of magic had passed. Yet as Coppa, Hass and Peck make clear, magic's time has only just begun."--Karen Beckman, Jaffe Associate Professor of the History of Art at the University of Pennsylvania and author of Vanishing Women: Magic, Film and Feminism "The volume evidences a running tension between conflicting definitions: magic as illusion or deception versus magic as occult phenomenon or alternative religion . . . a useful and informative collection."-- Choice, "The product of intense preparation by scholars and teachers trained in theatre, film, media, dance, philosophy, anthropology, literature, religion, psychiatry and, of course, magic itself,Performing Magic on the Western Stageskillfully conjures the interdisciplinary powers of performance studies to achieve an apparently impossible feat:  an edited collection in which every contribution is equally strong and equally necessary."--Joseph Roach, Sterling Professor of Theater, Yale University "Performing Magic on the Western Stageoffers a much-needed and carefully compiled anthology of essays addressing some of the most important questions that have emerged out of the recent explosion of academic interest in staged magic. Drawing on work from a wide variety of fields, including Theater and Performance Studies, Gender and Sexuality Studies, Cinema and Media Studies, Philosophy, and Anthropology, the essays collected here examine how staged magic shapes and exposes our relation to: otherness; class mobility; gender, sexuality, nationality and ethnicity; secrecy; disability; community; entertainment; ritual and religion; capitalism and money; self-deception; and the figure of the magician. This volume takes magic seriously as a meaningful art form, and explores its changing significance in specific historical and geographical locations.  The collection brings together a wealth of original archival and field research, and initiates a series of interdisciplinary conversations that need to be continued.  We learn, among other things, of the continued importance of the magician in film history long after the heyday of "the cinema of attractions"; of how contemporary bad-boy magicians like Penn and Teller pave the way for alternative relations among the magician, the assistant and the audience; of the relationship between William Robinson's yellow-faced performances of Ching Ling Soo and Chinese magician Chee Ling Qua (a.k.a. Ching LingFoo); and of the range of magicians-including transgressive tricksters, retro-sexists, escape artists and clairvoyants-who provoke audiences to widen their eyes in wonder or roll them tiredly, as though the time of magic had passed.  Yet as Coppa, Hass and Peck make clear, magic's time has only just begun."--Karen Beckman, Jaffe Associate Professor of the History of Art at the University of Pennsylvania and author ofVanishing Women: Magic, Film and Feminism, "The product of intense preparation by scholars and teachers trained in theatre, film, media, dance, philosophy, anthropology, literature, religion, psychiatry and, of course, magic itself, Performing Magic on the Western Stage skillfully conjures the interdisciplinary powers of performance studies to achieve an apparently impossible feat:  an edited collection in which every contribution is equally strong and equally necessary."--Joseph Roach, Sterling Professor of Theater, Yale University "Performing Magic on the Western Stage offers a much-needed and carefully compiled anthology of essays addressing some of the most important questions that have emerged out of the recent explosion of academic interest in staged magic. Drawing on work from a wide variety of fields, including Theater and Performance Studies, Gender and Sexuality Studies, Cinema and Media Studies, Philosophy, and Anthropology, the essays collected here examine how staged magic shapes and exposes our relation to: otherness; class mobility; gender, sexuality, nationality and ethnicity; secrecy; disability; community; entertainment; ritual and religion; capitalism and money; self-deception; and the figure of the magician. This volume takes magic seriously as a meaningful art form, and explores its changing significance in specific historical and geographical locations.  The collection brings together a wealth of original archival and field research, and initiates a series of interdisciplinary conversations that need to be continued.  We learn, among other things, of the continued importance of the magician in film history long after the heyday of "the cinema of attractions"; of how contemporary bad-boy magicians like Penn and Teller pave the way for alternative relations among the magician, the assistant and the audience; of the relationship between William Robinson's yellow-faced performances of Ching Ling Soo and Chinese magician Chee Ling Qua (a.k.a. Ching Ling Foo ); and of the range of magicians-including transgressive tricksters, retro-sexists, escape artists and clairvoyants-who provoke audiences to widen their eyes in wonder or roll them tiredly, as though the time of magic had passed.  Yet as Coppa, Hass and Peck make clear, magic's time has only just begun."--Karen Beckman, Jaffe Associate Professor of the History of Art at the University of Pennsylvania and author of Vanishing Women: Magic, Film and Feminism   "The volume evidences a running tension between conflicting definitions: magic as illusion or deception versus magic as occult phenomenon or alternative religion . . . a useful and informative collection."-- Choice
Table of Content
Life Magic and Staged Magic: A Hidden Intertwining; L.Hass The Family Romance of Modern Magic: Contesting Robert Houdin's Cultural Legacy in Contemporary France; G.M.Jones Magicians and the Magic of Hollywood Cinema during the 1920s; M.Solomon The Body Immaterial: Magicians' Assistants and the Performance of Lab∨ F.Coppa Conjuring Capital: Magic and Finance From Eighteenth-Century London to the New Las Vegas; J.Peck The Sacred and the Sleight of Hand in American Indian Gaming; M.Lawlor Outdoing Ching Ling Foo; C.Stahl Intersecting Illusions: Performing Magic, Disability and Gender; K.Dearborn Through A Glass Darkly: Magic and Religion in Western Thought and Practice; S.L.Schwartz Illusions About Illusions; R.E.Neale
Copyright Date
2008
Topic
Drama, Theater / History & Criticism, Magick Studies, Modern / General, United States / General
Lccn
2008-021070
Dewey Decimal
793.809
Intended Audience
Scholarly & Professional
Dewey Edition
22
Illustrated
Yes
Genre
Literary Criticism, Body, Mind & Spirit, History, Performing Arts

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