Theater im Gespräch

Conversation during theater intermissions is informed by an idealized notion of an audience which communicates with rhetorical aplomb about aesthetic and sociopolitical issues. By contrast, critics suggest that such conversations serve primarily to emphasize social distinction and are banal in content. The study examines intermission talk, which stands at the intersection between art communication, recreation, conviviality, and informal learning.

Autorentext

Jan Gerwinski und Stephan Habscheid, Universität Siegen; Erika Linz, Universität Bonn.