دانلود کتاب Staging the End of the World: Theatre in a Time of Climate Crisis

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Cover\nContents\nAcknowledgments\nIntroduction: On transforming our social imaginary\nPart One This is the way the world ends in ancient times\n 1 Lessons among the ruins; or what survives and why: How the cultural detritus of the ancients can be a kind of first philosophy\n 2 Slouching toward Kurukshetra: A brief look at the Mahābhāratas of Bhāsa, Bharati, and Brook\n 3 Diasporas old and new: What Euripides’ Children of Herakles can teach us about the coming climate wars and resulting refugee crisis\nPart Two This is the way the world ends in the age of faith\n 4 Noahs, arks, and floods: Why medieval mystery plays still have something to say about our own modern-day end of days\n 5 Shipwrecks, recursion, and the necessity of deep ecology: Surviving Shakespeare’s The Tempest and the breaking of our Anthropocene ways\n 6 On earthquakes and metaphors: Bouilly’s Disaster of Lisbon and the Fukushima variation\nPart Three This is the way the world ends in modern times\n 7 Plague’s threat to our immune and belief systems: A look at Pushkin’s A Feast in Time of Plague\n 8 A canary in the bourgeois coal mine: Part one. Pollution and direct critique in Ibsen’s An Enemy of the People\n 9 A canary in the bourgeois coal mine: Part two. Denial and indirect critique in Chekhov’s The Cherry Orchard\nPart Four This is the way the world ends now\n 10 Ethics during dark times: Brecht’s He Who Says Yes and He Who Says No\n 11 On the other side of the Apocalypse: The broken worlds of Beckett and Bond\n 12 Nostalgia for the future: The fraught tomorrows of Rivera, Churchill, Washburn, and Kushner\nCoda\nNotes\nIndex