Mapping Landscapes for Performance as Research

In "Mapping Landscapes for Performance as Research," Shannon Rose Riley and Lynette Hunter explore the rich intersection of artistic practice and academic inquiry. This compelling work highlights how performance can serve as a powerful tool for research, redefining traditional boundaries within the arts and humanities.

The authors delve into methodologies that embrace creativity as a form of knowledge generation, showcasing diverse approaches from various disciplines. They argue for the legitimacy of performance as a research medium, encouraging practitioners to engage deeply with their environments and communities.

Through insightful examples and theoretical frameworks, this book invites readers to reconceive how performances can inform and enrich scholarly discourse. It challenges the conventional hierarchies of knowledge and encourages a more holistic understanding of research that embraces both inquiry and artistic expression.