• Listening back: training as vocal archaeology 

  Thomaidis, K (Theatre and Performance Research Association, 11 September 2021)

  From oratory to musical competitions and from symposia to religious ceremony, voice was practised, conceptualised and trained in plural ways in 5th century BCE Athens. Foundational ideas around selfhood and citizenship ...

• Transcendent Experiences Among Pilgrims to Lourdes: A Qualitative Investigation 

  Rahtz, E; Warber, SL; Goldingay, S; et al. (Springer, 25 June 2021)

  Millions of pilgrims visit Lourdes each year, often seeking revitalisation rather than miraculous cures. We sought to understand the phenomenon of transcendent experiences. We spoke with 67 pilgrims including assisted ...

• Τέσσερις θέσεις για τη φωνή: έρευνα και καλλιτεχνική πρακτική «μετά» τις διεπιστημονικές φωνητικές σπουδές 

  Thomaidis, K (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, 10 July 2021)

  Στη διεθνή βιβλιογραφία και σκηνική πράξη η φωνή επανέρχεται ως πρόβλημα και ερωτηματικό. Το άρθρο εντοπίζει απόλυτες προϋποθέσεις (κατά Collingwood) που έχουν καθορίσει την αντιμετώπιση και παραστασιακή πραγμάτωση της ...

• Art for the labour movement and everyday acts of political culture 

  Hillman, R (Peter Lang, 2021)

• Training as Vocal Archaeology 

  Thomaidis, K (Routledge, 12 April 2021)

  This blog entry for the academic blog Theatre, Dance and Performance Training outlines the first stages of research of the project 'Listening Back: Towards an Archaeology of 5th-century BCE Greek Theatre' and proposes voice ...

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