William Forsythes Postdramatic Dance Theater Unsettling Perception

This Book Takes Choreographer William Forsythes Choreographic And Scenographic Processes As A Holistic Lens Through Which To View Dance As A Fundamentally Visuo-sonic Art Form And Choreography As A Form Of Perceptual Experimentation. In Doing So, It Reveals How The Made Worlds Within Which Postdramatic Dance Is Situated Influence How Choreography Is Perceived. Resonating With Ecological Perspectives But Also Drawing On An Extensive Range Of Cognitive Research Approaches, The Volumesnbsp;choreo-scenographicnbsp;perspective Emphasizes The Importance Of Considering The Expanded Scenography Of Lighting, Sound, Space, Scenic Elements, Costume, And Performer Movement When Analyzing The Sensory And Cognitive Perception Of Dance.