Maiya Murphy is Associate Professor in the Theatre Studies Programme at the National University of Singapore, Singapore. She is the author of Enacting Lecoq: Movement in Theatre, Cognition, and Life (2019), along with essays in Theatre, Dance, and Performance Training, New Theatre Quarterly, Theatre Survey, The Routledge Companion to Jacques Lecoq, The Oxford Handbook of Dance and Theater, and Collective Creation in Contemporary Performance.
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List of Illustrations Acknowledgements Introduction: Practice Research, Cognitive Approaches to the Arts and Humanities Chapter 1. Practice-Based Research on Devised Performance: A Cognitive Analysis of Lecoq's Identifications Process Chapter 2: Practice Research: Distributing Cognition beyond Text in the Devising Process Chapter 3: Scientific Research on Devising and Cognition: A Proposal for Interdisciplinary Art-Science Research Chapter 4: Teaching Practice, Research, and Cognition in Devising References Index
List of Illustrations Acknowledgements Introduction: Practice Research, Cognitive Approaches to the Arts and Humanities Chapter 1. Practice-Based Research on Devised Performance: A Cognitive Analysis of Lecoq's Identifications Process Chapter 2: Practice Research: Distributing Cognition beyond Text in the Devising Process Chapter 3: Scientific Research on Devising and Cognition: A Proposal for Interdisciplinary Art-Science Research Chapter 4: Teaching Practice, Research, and Cognition in Devising References Index
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