[Dancecult-l] Change of PhD direction- refs for party logistics info
Graham St John
g.stjohn at warpmail.net
Sat Oct 21 00:31:00 CEST 2006
Charlie - that book is Gilmore, Lee and Mark Van Proyen (eds)
Afterburn: Reflections on Burning Man. UNM Press, 2005 which may hold
some use regarding the sculpting of the vibe. I suspect Lee Gilmore's
book coming out next year i think on Burning Man will offer added
insights. Depth ethnographies of dance music cultures are scarce in
publication, though im excited about Luther Elliot's recently
completed PhD thesis : Mobile Consciousness, Flexible Culture: Notes
on the Rise and Fall of Goa Trance. You might contact him about it:
luther at NYU.EDU. As for heterotopia and festival building - theres
always that which ive long called 'the old girl', that is, the
product of my own years of graduate toil:
http://www.confest.org/thesis/
Graham
At 05:57 -0700 20/10/06, charles de Ledesma wrote:
>Hi everyone, my PhD focus has changed from a more general overview
>of the pys trance phenomenom to a tigher anatomy of a party
>situation. To this end I'm now looking at theoretical stuff like
>Latour's 'Action-Network-Theory', virtual communities, network
>society, Hetherington's development of the heterotopia,
>occcasionalism and utopia concepts,and the like.
>
>But, has anyone seem study/papers on the logistics of party-making
>or even better, any theory on the 'party-process'? I like the idea
>of looking at this process (abstract or in situ) as a 'collection of
>technologies' building the scene for the arrival of the
>communitas-laden moment ...any leads??Of course, this doesn't need
>to be just from the land of psy trance....
>
>Graham - what was that book on Burning Man you showed me one
>steaming afternoon in Portugal?
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>Regards, Charlie in London.
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