Stuart Grant
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Background
Stuart has a varied background in different genres of performance. He is a singer, actor, director, and has, most recently, been concentrating on site-specific performance. He recently completed his PhD, Gathering to Witness, Transcendental Intersubjective Audience at the University of Sydney.
Research
My academic work has specialized in the application of phenomenological methodologies to the study of performance. I am interested in the application of group phenomenology to the profoundly intersubjective processes of performance. I am currently researching Time and Performance with a panel of other academics and performers.
Selected Publications
‘Abysmal Laughter’, Phaenex 3 (2), 2008.
‘Immanent Description and Writing From…,’, Pli: Warwick Journal of Philosophy 18, 2007.
‘How to Stand in Australia’, in Unstable Ground: Performance and the Politics of Place, Gay McAuley (ed.), (Brussels: Peter Lang, 2007).
‘Practical Intersubjectivity’, Janus Head 8(2). 2005,_ _560-580.