This book applies Heidegger’s writings to experimental fictions and film genres in order to study a being-there that performs itself beyond liveness and a future that is already here. Theatrical mise-en-scène is analyzed as a way of modeling the Heideggerian ontological-existential, exchanging a deeper presencing for the fictional “now” of liveness. The book is organized around ostensible objects that are in fact things-as-such and performs its theme via time-traveling, interruptions, decompositions, incompleteness, failure, geometric patterning, and above all black pages first cited in
Tristram Shandy
. This is a nuanced, original work that combines unexpected sources with even more unexpected writing, imagery, and correspondences. It is part of Golub’s ongoing project of lyrically reimagining philosophy and the mise-en-scène of theatrical performance (a presence-room of consciousness) in light of one another.
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1.Page (Rectangle).- 2.Book (Decomposition).- 3. Clock (Time’s Pre-Sequels).- 4. Horse (Why Is There Something Else Rather Than Something?).- 5. Human (Being).
Spencer Golub
is Professor of Theatre Arts and Performance Studies, Comparative Literature, and Slavic Studies at Brown University, USA. He is the author of six previous books: A
Philosophical Autofiction: Dolor’s Youth
;
The Baroque Night
;
Incapacity: Wittgenstein, Anxiety, and Performance Behavior
;
Infinity (Stage)
;
The Recurrence of Fate: Theatre and Memory in Twentieth-Century Russia
; and
Evreinov: The Theatre of Paradox and Transformation.