College of Humanities
The College of Humanities is rated among the top 100 universities for the study of arts and humanities in the world, and is one of the UK’s leading centres for research and teaching across our diverse range of subjects, reflecting all aspects of human experience, culture and creativity through disciplinary and interdisciplinary approaches. For more information, please visit http://humanities.exeter.ac.uk
Recent Submissions
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Space and value in the contemporary art museum: The journey of a performance document at Tate
(Intellect, 1 September 2017)The space of the museum, rather than being monolithic and heterogeneous, is complex, fluid and fractured. As an institution, its multiple spaces relate to a variety of activities, motivations and attitudes towards the ... -
Multiplicity in the documentation of performance-based artworks: Displaying multi-media documentation in Rebecca Horn’s Body Sculptures at Tate
(Taylor & Francis (Routledge), 29 June 2018)This paper addresses some of the key issues around authenticity within the ephemeral performance and durable document dichotomy. Engaging with these two artistic practices within the frame of the museum and in the context ... -
Rethinking Theatre Voices
(Macmillan International Higher Education, 9 July 2019)Konstantinos Thomaidis reflects on the relationship between voice, speech, language and theatre. -
'What age were you when the Mede came?' Cyrus the Great and Western Anatolia
(Acta Universitatis Upsaliensis, 2020)At some point in the 540s bc Cyrus the Great conquered Sardis and ordered the Greek cities of Asia Minor to be brought into subjection. The main sources for Cyrus’ conquest of western Anatolia have normally been the Greek ... -
Looking for Lela Simone: Singin’ in the Rain and Microhistories of Women’s Sound Work Behind the Scenes and Below-the-Line in Classical Hollywood Cinema
(Taylor & Francis (Routledge), 2019)