“Marginalization” refers to  In the text of the article “Bodies of Silence and Resistance: Writing Marginality” by Natalie Zervou, “marginalization” refers to the advocacy of cultural and linguistic lineage and the resulting inferior position of non-native Greek-speaking ethnic groups—in other words, the ethnic minorities in Greece. According to Zervou, the marginalization of ethnic minorities has […]

“Anatomy” usually refers In the text of the “Movement” section of the book Dramaturgy in Motion by Katherine Profeta, the vocabularies of anatomy refer to the words that could be used to describe movement in dance. To quote Katherine, In other words, an anatomical word itself could suggest some body movement that could be carried out […]

, as a noun, usually refers to “a small part broken off or separated from something” or “an isolated or incomplete part of something”, while as a verb, it refers to “break or cause to break into fragments”. In the text of the section “Research” of the book Dramaturgy in Motion by Katherine Profeta, “fragments” […]

“Redundancy” usually refers to In the text of the book Dramaturgy in Motion by Katherine Profeta, the word “redundancy” implies Katherine ran into this word when she tried to define “the dramaturg as a singular, non-dispersed role”, because its definitions From this perspective, it seems that the existence of the dramaturg is “redundant” or not […]