On Saturday, a symposium on "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" will bring together scholars, writers, performance artists and readers from age 14 and up; a highlight of the day will be a performance piece by D.B. Lampman in which she portrays the Mississippi River.
The findings provide further insights into drivers of scholars' research performance and have practical implications for science policy.
The university has an artist-in-residence program and scholars in performance studies, contemporary art criticism, and film history.
We use a richer dataset to show that a scholar's performance should be considered with respect to position in multiple networks.
Changes in PubMed, which plans to make its web page titles more descriptive [ 34], may improve Google Scholar's performance in this database.
(Burke) Solos & Solitudes: Hilary Clark, Caroline Gravel and Taisha Paggett (Friday and Saturday) Invited by the performance scholars Jenn Joy and Noémie Solomon, three choreographers respond, in solo form, to "Le Danseur des Solitudes," a 2006 text by the French philosopher Georges Didi-Huberman.
A version of the program, organized by the performance scholars Jenn Joy and Noémie Solomon, was first shown at the Food for Thought series, also produced by Danspace Project, in December 2012.
Scholars approach this performance challenge from either an 'organizing process', or a 'structural entity' perspective.
The artists chose Beckett as a model partly because, as the performance scholar Shannon Jackson puts it in the introduction to a new book chronicling their performances, Beckett is simply the "reliable go-to resource for existential reflection".
I would like to see the actors playing minor parts (Ruskin, Pater and assorted Oxford scholars) tone their performances down; we would still get the jokes aimed at their pomposities.
