Patrick Dupouey, Pour ne pas en finir avec la nature. Questions d’un philosophe à l’anthropologue Philippe Descola, Agone, 2024, 240 pages, 19 €
Between the composer and the performer there is a chain of translations, to which the audience is invited. The performer must actually make the work his own. The aesthetic dialogue is based on this condition of hospitality. The works are imperfect translations, an ever-renewed work, that of a lifeti...
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| Zusammenfassung: | Between the composer and the performer there is a chain of translations, to which the audience is invited. The performer must actually make the work his own. The aesthetic dialogue is based on this condition of hospitality. The works are imperfect translations, an ever-renewed work, that of a lifetime. |
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