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Audio-Visual Stress: Cognitive Approaches to the Perceptual Performativity of William Forsythe and Ensemble
The dissertation investigates visuo-sonority in the works and choreographic practices of William Forsythe, focusing on specific categories of sound in Forsythe's soundscores and choreographic practices involving both sound and movement production by performers. The study advances a twofold argument
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