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摘要
摘要:在这篇文章中,我讨论了当前新冠肺炎危机与对戏剧未来的强化反思。这场争论通过对危机理论的回顾,进而讨论了最近对未来性的研究,尤其是前瞻性的想法。具体而言,我将研究危机与预后之间的相互关系,因为它与戏剧和表演艺术有关。材料来自一个目前正在研究项目“Krisengefüge der Künste”框架内汇编的数据库,该项目正在整理关于疫情如何影响表演艺术的公共话语。对英国和德国的话语进行了比较,最终反思了这些讨论如何影响公共资助剧院的制度合法性。
Covid, Crisis and Prognosis: Prospecting the Future of Theatre
Abstract:In this article I discuss the current Covid-19 crisis in relation to an intensified reflection about the future of theatre. The argument proceeds via a review of crisis theory to a discussion of recent research into futurity, especially the idea of prospection. Specifically, I shall examine the interrelationship between crisis and prognosis as it pertains to theatre and the performing arts. Material is drawn from a database currently being assembled within the framework of the research project "Krisengefüge der Künste" which is collating public discourse on how the pandemic is affecting the performing arts. A comparison is made between discourses in the UK and Germany which leads to some final reflections on how such discussions may impact on the institutional legitimacy of publicly funded theatre.