Conflict is an increasingly common feature of modern life, and often has disastrous and destructive outcomes. Arts Approaches to Conflict explores how various arts approaches can both raise our understanding of conflict and lead to its constructive resolution. Practitioners and experts from a wide range of art forms examine their own fields as approaches to conflict, encompassing: - visual arts - drama, puppetry and masks - music - storytelling - dance and movement - the combined arts Arts Approaches to Conflict is a rich resource of new ideas, practices and information which explores the…mehr
Conflict is an increasingly common feature of modern life, and often has disastrous and destructive outcomes. Arts Approaches to Conflict explores how various arts approaches can both raise our understanding of conflict and lead to its constructive resolution. Practitioners and experts from a wide range of art forms examine their own fields as approaches to conflict, encompassing: - visual arts - drama, puppetry and masks - music - storytelling - dance and movement - the combined arts Arts Approaches to Conflict is a rich resource of new ideas, practices and information which explores the creative ways to address conflict. It is fascinating and eye-opening reading both for students and practitioners in arts therapies, psychotherapy, counselling, social work, mediation, probation and prison services.
Introduction Marian Liebmann. 1. Raising Self-Esteem in Situations of Conflict Michael Dalton. 2. Conflict Knowledge and Transformation: Three Drama Techniques Francis Gobey 3. Playing with Fire: The Creative Use of Conflict Nic Fine and Fiona Macbeth. 4. Stage Frights: Violence Conflict and Drama James Thompson. 5. The Violent Illusion: Dramatherapy and the Dangerous Voyage to the Heart of Change John Bergman and Saul Hewish. 6. CROSS-TALK: Community Conflict Resolution Through Drama Caird Forsyth. 7. Conflict at School: The Use of an Art Therapy Approach to Support Children who are Bullied Carol Ross. 8. Giving it Form: Exploring Conflict Through Art Marian Liebmann. 9. Conflict Resolution Through Art with Homeless People Dorothy F. Cameron. 10. Getting Our Acts Together: Conflict Resolution Through Music June Boyce-Tillman. 11. Discord or Harmony: Issues of Conflict in Music Therapy Alison Levinge. 12. Torture - The Body in Conflict: The Role of Movement Psychotherapy Karen Callaghan. 13. Transforming Tales: Exploring Conflict Through Stories and Storytelling Belinda Hopkins. 14. Exploring Conflict with Classroom Puppets Val Major. 15. Childhood Without Fear: The Heartstone Project David W. Rose. 16. Arts Approaches to Conflict in Northern Ireland Dave Duggan. 17. The Open Closing Door: Impossible Theatre's Video Art Work with Offenders Victims and Observers of Crime Chris Squire. CONTENTS: Introduction Marian Liebmann. BIG CONTENTS: PART A: DRAMA. 1 Raising Self Esteem in Situations of Conflict Michael Dalton Pop-Up Theatre. 2 Conflict Knowledge and Transformation: Three Drama Techniques Francis Gobey. 3 Playing with Fire: The Creative Use of Conflict Nic Fine and Fiona Macbeth LEAP Confronting Conflict London. 4 Stage Fights: Violence Conflict and Drama James Thompson Theatre in Prisons and Probation Centre Manchester. 5 The Violent Illusion: Dramatherapy and the Dangerous Voyage to the Heart of Change John Bergman Saul Hewish and Simon Ruding Geese Theatre Company Birmingham UK and East Swanzey NH USA. 6 Drama and Meetings elderly/youth Caird Forsyth PART B: VISUAL ARTS. 7 Conflict at School: The Use of Art Therapy to Support Children who are Being Bullied Carol Ross Islington Learning Support Service. 8 Giving it Form: Exploring Conflict Through Art Marian Liebmann. 9 Conflict Resolution Through Art with Homeless People Dorothy Cameron. PART C: MUSIC. 10 Getting our Acts Together: Conflict Resolution Through Music June Boyce Tillman King Alfred's College of Higher Education Winchester. 11 Discord and Harmony: Issues of Conflict in Music Therapy Alison Levinge Music Therapist Bristol. PART D: MOVEMENT. 12 Torture - The Body in Conflict: The Role of Movement Psychotherapy Karen Callaghan. PART E: STORYTELLING. 13 Transforming Tales: Exploring Conflict through stories and storytelling Belinda Hopkins. PART F: COMBINED ARTS 14 Exploring Conflict with Classroom Puppets Val Major Bristol Mediation Schools Project Coordinator. 15 Childhood without Fear: The Heartstone Project David Rose Roehampton Institute London. 16 Arts Approaches to the Conflict in Northern Ireland Dave Duggan Derry Northern Ireland. 17 Open Closing Door: Impossible Theatre's video art work with offenders victims and observers of crime Chris Squire Impossible Theatre Holmfirth Yorkshire.
Introduction Marian Liebmann. 1. Raising Self-Esteem in Situations of Conflict Michael Dalton. 2. Conflict Knowledge and Transformation: Three Drama Techniques Francis Gobey 3. Playing with Fire: The Creative Use of Conflict Nic Fine and Fiona Macbeth. 4. Stage Frights: Violence Conflict and Drama James Thompson. 5. The Violent Illusion: Dramatherapy and the Dangerous Voyage to the Heart of Change John Bergman and Saul Hewish. 6. CROSS-TALK: Community Conflict Resolution Through Drama Caird Forsyth. 7. Conflict at School: The Use of an Art Therapy Approach to Support Children who are Bullied Carol Ross. 8. Giving it Form: Exploring Conflict Through Art Marian Liebmann. 9. Conflict Resolution Through Art with Homeless People Dorothy F. Cameron. 10. Getting Our Acts Together: Conflict Resolution Through Music June Boyce-Tillman. 11. Discord or Harmony: Issues of Conflict in Music Therapy Alison Levinge. 12. Torture - The Body in Conflict: The Role of Movement Psychotherapy Karen Callaghan. 13. Transforming Tales: Exploring Conflict Through Stories and Storytelling Belinda Hopkins. 14. Exploring Conflict with Classroom Puppets Val Major. 15. Childhood Without Fear: The Heartstone Project David W. Rose. 16. Arts Approaches to Conflict in Northern Ireland Dave Duggan. 17. The Open Closing Door: Impossible Theatre's Video Art Work with Offenders Victims and Observers of Crime Chris Squire. CONTENTS: Introduction Marian Liebmann. BIG CONTENTS: PART A: DRAMA. 1 Raising Self Esteem in Situations of Conflict Michael Dalton Pop-Up Theatre. 2 Conflict Knowledge and Transformation: Three Drama Techniques Francis Gobey. 3 Playing with Fire: The Creative Use of Conflict Nic Fine and Fiona Macbeth LEAP Confronting Conflict London. 4 Stage Fights: Violence Conflict and Drama James Thompson Theatre in Prisons and Probation Centre Manchester. 5 The Violent Illusion: Dramatherapy and the Dangerous Voyage to the Heart of Change John Bergman Saul Hewish and Simon Ruding Geese Theatre Company Birmingham UK and East Swanzey NH USA. 6 Drama and Meetings elderly/youth Caird Forsyth PART B: VISUAL ARTS. 7 Conflict at School: The Use of Art Therapy to Support Children who are Being Bullied Carol Ross Islington Learning Support Service. 8 Giving it Form: Exploring Conflict Through Art Marian Liebmann. 9 Conflict Resolution Through Art with Homeless People Dorothy Cameron. PART C: MUSIC. 10 Getting our Acts Together: Conflict Resolution Through Music June Boyce Tillman King Alfred's College of Higher Education Winchester. 11 Discord and Harmony: Issues of Conflict in Music Therapy Alison Levinge Music Therapist Bristol. PART D: MOVEMENT. 12 Torture - The Body in Conflict: The Role of Movement Psychotherapy Karen Callaghan. PART E: STORYTELLING. 13 Transforming Tales: Exploring Conflict through stories and storytelling Belinda Hopkins. PART F: COMBINED ARTS 14 Exploring Conflict with Classroom Puppets Val Major Bristol Mediation Schools Project Coordinator. 15 Childhood without Fear: The Heartstone Project David Rose Roehampton Institute London. 16 Arts Approaches to the Conflict in Northern Ireland Dave Duggan Derry Northern Ireland. 17 Open Closing Door: Impossible Theatre's video art work with offenders victims and observers of crime Chris Squire Impossible Theatre Holmfirth Yorkshire.
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