Übersetzung für "Performative act" in Deutsch

The performative speech act produces exactly what it names.

This is a performative act.

The performative act of recounting determined the content of what was conveyed.

Vocalizations of the voice are invisible but the performative act itself is not.

In the performative act of randomized poetized reading he becomes a producer and mirror of the media present.

Christopher Lehmpfuhl’s performative act of painting has its origins in 19th century outdoor painting and Impressionism.

But by then it is too late, one has already become part of this performative act.

In this sense, any form of media usage can be understood as a performative act which, in its recursive and interdependent relationship to the medium, is shaped by the medium as an instrument and at the same time also shapes or highlights the medium itself because of its specific meanings and impact potential.

Médiation culturelle is not understood as the transmission of information, but rather as a performative act, a process permitting the creation of relationships among the participants (e.g. mediators, public), the vehicles of expression (e.g. art works) and societal structures (e.g. cultural institutions).

One suddenly gets a sense of what the Israeli artist means by the "performative act of speaking."

Here, architecture and body interact to indicate the necessary parameters for a performative act.

Slavery is thus also a performative act that acts as a parasite on the performance of legal speech.

Language becomes a performative act—becomes meat—that triggers a narrative: not a poem, not prose about something but processual script.

Bruce Nauman's performances, produced alone in the studio with a video camera, were therefore first perceived as a performative act when viewed by visitors to an installation.

If we accept that creating gender does not happen in isolation, but that it unfolds and is practised in a “performative act” – thus in everyday, concrete actions – then deconstructing gender in cultural artefacts assumes great importance.

They are zones of action and interaction in which elements and processes overlap and intensify and making music or sound becomes a participatory, performative act.

On Schmidt's work, before a view of the building of the unofficial Herero "parliament," the footsteps of a ceremony are drawn in, a ceremony by which this political authority reconstitutes itself anew in a performative act, thus marking out a space of recognition and law.

The knowledge transfer is understood as a communicative and performative act, which, on the opening night of the Dance Congress, will become a collectively whispered story of knowledge, while simultaneously charting the current position of theory and experience on the subject of dance.

The performative act - costumes, instruments, music, singing - is filled with political content and employed as a "Trojan horse" to temporarily disrupt the accustomed manner of dealing with political articulation.

The audio material is always a record of something that has happened, and for this reason it accommodates the above-mentioned "performative act of speaking."

The "Building as a performative act" plays a crucial role also in Rainer Prohaska’s project "The 'Z'-Boats – Modular Barges":

The gesture of labor as performative act has long been at the heart of Kevin Jerome Everson and Justin Randolph Thompson’s work alike.

It questions the validity of reigning cultures, narratives and concepts, and advances an understanding of publishing that dissociates itself from random publication and the idea of a society as an undisputed social totality, fostering instead publication as an informed, performative act to create a public.