Sentence examples for performance theory from inspiring English sources

He was interested in performance theory—he teaches performance art at N.Y.U.

He was interested in performance theory — he teaches performance art at N.Y.U.

A philosophical or ideological fascination arises – for her first book it was feminist performance theory, for her second, astrology – and it becomes her structural anchor.

The university's College-Conservatory of Music offers training in composition, performance, theory, dance, theatre design and production, and musical history and education.

But then, whenever Bach used a dance form, it wasn't intended as a social diversion, either, and the issues of period performance theory and aesthetics that Ms. Turocy discussed were enlightening at every turn.

Stecker (2009) argues that Davies's pragmatic constraint is too broad to single out the performance theory or any of the other rival ontological proposals.

To examine the effect of group goal and group performance theories on operating room efficiency in resident-performed cataract surgery.

Here, in homages they call "simulacra," they turn Jerzy Grotowski's performance theories inside out and reimagine William Forsythe's dance method, weaving in video and cinéma-vérité elements that lampoon the very notion of empirical truth.

The case for this negative claim is similar to the case against performance theories outlined earlier.

The most basic distinction among them is between "learning theories" and "performance theories"—that is, theories that make use of synaptic plasticity within the cerebellum to account for its role in learning, versus theories that account for aspects of ongoing behavior on the basis of cerebellar signal processing.

Eliciting "performance theory-in-use", as in our experimental setting or as part of FOR-training procedures, may contribute to the development of assessment frameworks and instruments, reflecting what experienced practitioners consider to be of importance in the judgment of trainees.