Author Archives: julesevans

LOST IN TRANSLATION: Issues around dissemination

One of series of events as part of the AHRC-funded ‘Embodied Emotions’ project.

See also: 
Embodied Emotions AHRC webpage.
Embodied Emotions leaflet [PDF]

Speakers
Ansuman Biswas – interdisciplinary artist on: how much embodied emotion is hardwired and what can be extrapolated and transmitted to other contexts and cultures
Sudipto Chatterjee – lecturer and performer within the Sufi Baul tradition on: how do we create transversal cultural spaces in which specification might happen?
Ali Campbell – on the emergence of a new template for X-Ray Eyes.
With performance by Clare Whistler

EMOTION, MOVEMENT, AND MEANING: Reading the performing body

One of series of events as part of the AHRC-funded ‘Embodied Emotions’ project.

See also: 
Embodied Emotions AHRC webpage.
Embodied Emotions leaflet [PDF]

Speakers
Fay Bound Alberti – on skin as a site of expression, emotion, and disease
Tiffany Watt-Smith – on the meaning of the flinch
Ali Campbell vs Clare Whistler – on the emotional/aesthetic nature of bodily movement
With performance by Clare Whistler

THE SCIENCE OF EXPRESSION: Physiognomy, evolution, and artificial companions

One of a series of events as part of the AHRC-funded ‘Embodied Emotions’ project.

See also: 
Embodied Emotions AHRC webpage.
Embodied Emotions leaflet [PDF]

Speakers
Colin Jones – on physiognomy in the 17th and 18th centuries – LeBrun and Lavater
Thomas Dixon – on Darwin, the idea of expression, and ‘basic emotions’
Ginevra Castellano – on non-verbal behaviour and human-robot encounters
With performance by Clare Whistler

ONCE MORE WITH FEELING: Performing the passions

One of a series of events as part of the AHRC-funded ‘Embodied Emotions’ project.

See also: 
Embodied Emotions AHRC webpage.
Embodied Emotions leaflet [PDF]

Speakers
Richard Schoch – on advice to actors in the 18th and 19th centuries
Martin Welton – on actor training, performance, and the emotions
Ali Campbell – on adapting Boal’s “Rainbow of Desire” to a Primary School context
With performance by Clare Whistler

Schooling the emotions: SEAL in historical context

One of a series of events as part of the AHRC-funded ‘Embodied Emotions’ project.

See also: 
Embodied Emotions AHRC webpage.
Embodied Emotions leaflet [PDF]

Speakers
Ali Campbell – Introducing ‘Embodied Emotions’ and X-Ray Eyes
David Spendlove – on emotional literacy in theory and practice
Kathryn Ecclestone – on the dangerous rise of ‘therapeutic education’
Thomas Dixon – on the Victorian roots of ideas about educating the feelings
With performance by Clare Whistler