Theatre and Human Rights : The Politics of Dramatic Form (Paperback)

Part I  Aesthetics, Foundations, and Methods of Theatre and Human Rights  1. Introduction: Theatre and Human Rights  2. Aesthetics, Dramatic Structure, and Form in Political Drama  3. Human Rights Theory, Institutions, and Practice: Collective Rights and the Right to Resist  4. Applied Theatre, Devised Theatre Methods, and Systems of Analysis: Resistance, Remedies for Dehumanization, and Reconciliation  Part II  Greek Drama, Palestine, and South Africa: Tragedy, Conflicting Rights, Resistance, and Justice  5. Greek Drama: The Law of Necessity, Trauma, and the Tragic Dilemma  6. Conflicting Rights and Memory in Performance: The Palestinian/Israeli Conflict  7. South Africa, Apartheid, and the Aftermath  8. Epilogue