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PERFORMING ARTS
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UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN PRESS
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performing arts & Media studies
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University of Michigan Press is an award-winning publisher of books and an integral
part of Michigan Publishing—the hub of scholarly publishing at the University of
Michigan and part of its dynamic and innovative University Library. This catalog
showcases books published in our theater and performance, dance, music, and media
studies lists, and highlights the richness and diversity that they cover. Please send
manuscript proposals in theater, dance, and performance studies to LeAnn Fields
(lfields@umich.edu), and manuscript proposals for music and media studies to
Sara Cohen (sjco@umich.edu).
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MUSIC - 1 OPEN ACCESS - 26
DANCE - 7 SPECIAL COLLECTION: ASIAN
MEDIA STUDIES - 9 PERFORMANCE & MEDIA STUDIES - 27
THEATER AND PERFORMANCE - 15 FOR THE CLASSROOM - 29
DIGITAL PUBLISHING - 25 NOTABLE BACKLIST - 31
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MUSIC
For the Culture
Hip-Hop and the Fight for Social Justice
Lakeyta M. Bonnette-Bailey and Adolphus G. Belk, Jr.,
Editors
Drawing from diverse approaches and methods, the
contributors in this volume demonstrate that rap music can
positively influence political behavior and fight to change
social injustices. Exploring topics including education, the
Black Lives Matter movement, mass incarceration, electoral
politics, gender and sexuality, and the global struggle for
social justice, the book argues that hip hop is much more
than a musical genre or cultural form: hip hop is a resistance
mechanism.
Lakeyta M. Bonnette-Bailey is Associate Professor of African American
Studies at Georgia State University.
Adolphus G. Belk, Jr. is Professor of Political Science and African American
Studies at Winthrop University.
6 x 9. 344pp. 1 illustration, 5 charts, 3 tables.
Hardcover Feb 2022 Ebook Feb 2022
978-0-472-13286-7 978-0-472-12971-3
$80.00 U.S. Series: MSJ
Sonorous Worlds
Musical Enchantment in Venezuela
Yana Stainova
El Sistema is a nationwide, state-funded music education
program in Venezuela that encompasses 1,210 orchestras
for children and youth and has served as a model in more
than 35 countries around the world. Sonorous Worlds is
an ethnography of the young Venezuelan musicians who
participate in El Sistema, many of whom live in urban
barrios and face everyday gang violence, state repression,
social exclusion, and forced migration in response to
sociopolitical crisis. Stainova’s focus on artistic practice and
“enchantment” allows her to theorize the successes and
failures of political projects through the lens of the everyday
transformations in people’s lives.
Yana Stainova is Assistant Professor in the Department of Anthropology at
McMaster University.
6 x 9. 264pp.
Hardcover Oct 2021 Ebook Oct 2021
978-0-472-13273-7 978-0-472-12935-5
$75.00 U.S. Series: MSJ
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MUSIC
Announcing Musics in Motion
Musics in Motion is a book series on the cultural mobility of music that embraces all times
and places. People and musics have always been in motion: migration and diasporic
zones incite the performance of ethnicity, they are sites of contest and creolization, of
cultural memory, of rituals that sustain displaced populations, and in all of these, music
plays a prominent role in embodying community. The series welcomes projects that cross
geographical boundaries, historical eras and disciplines, and look with fresh eyes at how
human movement influenced the history of music in every era, and on every continent.
This series aims to address a wide array of topics, methodologies, and theoretical
approaches to music’s mobility, encouraging monographs produced by music scholars
and contributions about musical mobility from allied disciplines, particularly history,
linguistics, performance studies, and post-colonial studies.
Series Editors: Kay Kaufman Shelemay and Kate van Orden, Harvard University
Echoes of the Great Catastrophe
Re-Sounding Anatolian Greekness in Diaspora
Panayotis League
A multi-sited exploration of the musical legacy of
the Anatolian Greek diaspora
Recipient of the Society of American Music’s H. Earle
Johnson Book Subvention
“League’s polytemporal and multi-sited
ethnography listens to musics within the
Anatolian Greek diaspora, offering a far-reaching
understanding of musical intercommunality.
By centering relationship and personhood,
League lets musicians Dean Lampros, Sophia
Bilides, and members of the remarkable
Kereakoglow and Kyriakoglu family become our
teachers. This book is a timely meditation on the
sounds, material traces, and insights that flow
from a century of negotiation with a difficult
and traumatic past, wherein future-looking
nostalgias cultivate new modes of empathizing
across difference.”
—Denise Gill, Stanford University
Panayotis F. League is Assistant Professor of Ethnomusicol-
ogy and Director of the Center for Music of the Americas at
Florida State University.
6 x 9. 200pp. 12 illustrations, 3 tables.
Hardcover Sept 2021 Ebook Sept 2021
978-0-472-13268-3 978-0-472-12924-9
$65.00 U.S. Series: MIM
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MUSIC
Listening to the Lomax Archive
The Sonic Rhetorics of African American Folksong in the 1930s
Jonathan W. Stone
Exploring the rhetoric and cultural significance of African American
folk music during the Great Depression
6 x 9. 240pp. 4 illustrations.
Paper Nov 2021 Open Access Nov 2021
978-0-472-03855-8 978-0-472-90244-6
$24.95 U.S.
Sounding Together
Collaborative Perspectives on U.S. Music in the 21st Century
Charles Hiroshi Garrett and Carol J. Oja, Editors
How collaboration can address the challenges facing music
scholarship in the 21st Century
6 x 9. 384pp.16 illustrations, 4 tables.
Paper Aug 2021 Open Access Aug 2021
978-0-472-05433-6 978-0-472-90130-2
$29.95 U.S.
“Destined to Fail”
Carl Seashore’s World of Eugenics, Psychology,
Education, and Music
Julia Eklund Koza
How eugenics became a keystone of modern educational policy
6 x 9. 812pp.
Hardcover Aug 2021 Ebook Aug 2021
978-0-472-13260-7 978-0-472-12911-9
$90.00 U.S.
Sounding Dissent
Rebel Songs, Resistance, and Irish Republicanism
Stephen R. Millar
Explores the intersections of cultural and physical forms of resistance,
analyzing Irish rebel songs as sonic weapon and social activity
6 x 9. 264pp. 13 illustrations.
Hardcover May 2020 Paper Apr 2022 Ebook May 2020
978-0-472-13194-5 978-0-472-03887-9 978-0-472-12673-6
$80.00 U.S. $34.95 U.S. Series: MSJ
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MUSIC
Critical Excess
Watch the Throne and the New Gilded Age
J. Griffith Rollefson
Jay-Z and Kanye West’s death dance for capitalism
6 x 9. 234pp. 8 illustrations.
Hardcover June 2021 Paper June 2021 Ebook June 2021
978-0-472-07487-7 978-0-472-05487-9 978-0-472-12889-1
$75.00 U.S. $24.95 U.S. Series: TP
In Concert
Performing Musical Persona
Philip Auslander
Examining how performers engage and delight their audience
through persona, appearance, and spectacle
6 x 9. 304pp. 20 photographs, 2 diagrams.
Hardcover Jan 2021 Paper Jan 2021 Ebook Jan 2021
978-0-472-07471-6 978-0-472-05471-8 978-0-472-12839-6
$90.00 U.S. $39.95 U.S.
Record Cultures
The Transformation of the U.S. Recording Industry
Kyle Barnett
Tracing the cultural, technological, and economic shifts that shaped
the transformation of the recording industry
Finalist for the 2021 ARSC Award for Excellence in Best Historical Research on
Record Labels or General Recording Topics
6 x 9. 332pp. 4 illustrations.
Hardcover Feb 2020 Paper July 2021 Ebook Feb 2020
978-0-472-13103-7 978-0-472-03877-0 978-0-472-12431-2
$80.00 U.S. $34.95 U.S.
A Change is Gonna Come
Music, Race & the Soul of America
(Revised & Updated)
Craig Werner
The new edition of the groundbreaking chronicle of forty years of
Black music in America
6 x 9. 488pp.
Paper 2006 Ebook July 2021
978-0-472-03147-4 978-0-472-12962-1
$26.95 U.S.
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MUSIC
Sound Changes
Improvisation and Transcultural Difference
Daniel Fischlin and Eric Porter, Editors
Extends the field of improvisation studies in a more global,
transcultural direction
6 x 9. 288pp. 24 illustrations.
Hardcover May 2021 Ebook May 2021
978-0-472-13242-3 978-0-472-12864-8
$75.00 U.S.
i used to love to dream
A.D. Carson
A mixtap/e/ssay that uses hip-hop creative and compositional
practices to interrogate the idea of home
Winner of the 2021 Prose Award in the Reference Works, Best eProduct category
Open Access July 2020 Series: TP
978-0-472-99903-3
Singing Out
GALA Choruses and Social Change
Heather MacLachlan
Examines whether LGBT choruses can change the hearts and minds of
their audiences
6 x 9. 264pp. 1 table.
Hardcover Dec 2020 Ebook Dec 2020 Series: MSJ
978-0-472-13218-8 978-0-472-12724-5
$80.00
Performing Commemoration
Musical Reenactment and the Politics of Trauma
Annegret Fauser and Michael A. Figueroa, Editors
An edited collection about the role music plays in public
commemoration of traumatic events
6 x 9. 308pp. 26 illustrations, 3 tables.
Hardcover Oct 2020 Paper Oct 2020 Ebook Oct 2020
978-0-472-07466-2 978-0-472-05466-4 978-0-472-12721-4
$80.00 $34.95 Series: MSJ
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MUSIC
Music on the Move Rhymes in the Flow
Danielle Fosler-Lussier How Rappers Flip the Beat
6 x 9. 322pp. 24 illustrations. Aurko Joshi and
Hardcover June 2020 * 9780472074501 Macklin Smith
* $70.00 6 x 9. 302pp. 20 illustrations.
Paper June 2020 * 9780472054503 *
$24.95 Hardcover July 2020 * 9780472073894
OA June 2020 * 9780472901289 * $85.00
Paper July 2020 * 9780472053896 *
$39.95
Ebook July 2020 * 9780472124046
Charlie Parker What Is Post-Punk?
His Music and Life Genre and Identity in Avant-
(Revised Edition) Garde Popular Music, 1977-82
Carl Woideck Mimi Haddon
6 x 9. 308pp. 8 photographs, 99 figures. 6 x 9. 240pp. 15 illustrations.
Paper Aug 2020 * 9780472037896 * Hardcover Feb 2020 * 9780472131822
$29.95 * $70.00
Ebook Aug 2020 * 9780472127221 Ebook Feb 2020 * 9780472126552
Series: MAMS
Everybody In, Nobody Out Jazz from Detroit
Inspiring Community at Mark Stryker
Michigan’s University Certificate of Merit recipient for the
Musical Society 2020 ARSC Awards for Excellence, Best
Historical Research in Recorded Jazz
Ken Fischer category
with Robin Lea Pyle 6 x 9. 358pp. 35 halftones.
6 x 9. 216pp. 40 photographs. Hardcover 2019 * 9780472074266 * $39.95
Hardcover Aug 2020 * 9780472132027 Ebook 2019 * 9780472125913
* $29.95
Ebook Aug 2020 * 9780472127030
In and Out of Phase Sounds of the Underground
An Episodic History of Art and A Cultural, Political and Aesthetic
Music in the 1960s Mapping of Underground and
Michael Maizels Fringe Music
6 x 9. 172pp. 8 illustrations. Stephen Graham
Hardcover June 2020 * 9780472131938 6 x 9. 304pp. 7 halftones, 3 figures,
* $70.00 4 tables.
Series: TP Hardcover 2016 * 9780472119752 * $50.00
Open Access Mar 2020 *
9780472902378
Series: TP
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DANCE
Announcing Studies in Dance: Theories and Practices
The University of Michigan Press is the new publisher of the book series Studies in Dance:
Theories and Practices (formerly Studies in Dance History), established in 1988. The series
aims to further the goals of the Dance Studies Association by making widely available the
extraordinarily rich and diverse scholarship that takes dance as its subject. Ranging from
new methods of historical inquiry to multiple theoretical perspectives, volumes in the
series answer a growing demand for works that provide fresh analytical perspectives on
dancing, dancers, and dances in a global context. Each volume in the series is accessible to
specialist and layperson alike, providing a valuable resource for scholars and a pleasurable
education for the general reader.
Series Editorial Board: Clare Croft (Editor & chair), SanSan Kwan (Associate Editor),
Aimee Meredith Cox, Einav Katan-Schmid, Cristina Rosa, Eike Wittrock, Ojeya Cruz Banks,
Ruby MacDougall (Editorial Assistant)
The Body in Crisis
New Pathways and Short Circuits in Representation
Christine Greiner
Foreword by Cristina Fernandes Rosa
Translated by Christopher Larkosh and Grace Holleran
A major theoretical work by Brazilian dance scholar Christine
Greiner explores the political relevance of bodily arts in the
age of neoliberal globalization
6 x 9. 144pp.
Hardcover Sept 2021 Paper Sept 2021 Ebook Sept 2021
978-0-472-13245-4 978-0-472-03866-4 978-0-472-12870-9
$70.00 U.S. $29.95 U.S. Series: SID
Corporeal Politics
Dancing East Asia
Katherine Mezur and Emily Wilcox, Editors
Investigates the development of dance as a complex cultural
practice and the role of dance as a medium of transcultural
interaction and communication across borders
6 x 9. 372pp. 32 illustrations.
Hardcover Sept 2020 Paper Sept 2020 Ebook Sept 2020
978-0-472-07455-6 978-0-472-05455-8 978-0-472-12694-1
$80.00 U.S. $39.95 U.S. Series: SID
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DANCE
Democracy Moving
Bill T. Jones, Contemporary American Performance,
and the Racial Past
Ariel Nereson
Explores the potential of movement to create and revise historical
narratives of race and nation
6 x 9. 288pp. 23 illustrations.
Hardcover Jan 2022 Paper Jan 2022 Ebook Jan 2022
978-0-472-07512-6 978-0-472-05512-8 978-0-472-12964-5
$85.00 U.S. $39.95 U.S. Series: TTTP
Marking Modern Movement
Dance and Gender in the Visual Imagery of the Weimar Republic
Susan Funkenstein
The dynamics between gender and body in Weimar Germany
explored through images and case studies
6 x 9. 342pp. 49 B&W images, 28 color images, 1 table.
Hardcover Sept 2020 Paper Sept 2020 Ebook Sept 2020
978-0-472-07461-7 978-0-472-05461-9 978-0-472-12708-5
$85.00 U.S. $39.95 U.S. Series: SHPCPG
The Bodies of Others
Drag Dances and Their Afterlives
Selby Wynn Schwartz
The first book-length exploration of drag dance in the U.S.
Winner of the 2020 ASTR Sally Banes Publication Prize
Finalist for the 2019 TLA George Freedley Memorial Award
6 x 9. 300pp. 22 photographs.
Hardcover 2019 Paper 2019 Ebook 2019
978-0-472-07409-9 978-0-472-05409-1 978-0-472-12502-9
$80.00 U.S. $34.95 U.S. Series: TRI
Latin Numbers
Playing Latino in Twentieth-Century U.S. Popular Performance
Brian Eugenio Herrera
From the conga line to West Side Story to Ricky Martin, how popular
performance prompted American audiences to view Latinos as a
distinct (and distinctly non-white) ethnic group
6 x 9. 288pp. 20 photographs.
Hardcover 2015 Paper 2015 Ebook 2015
978-0-472-07264-4 978-0-472-05264-6 978-0-472-12106-9
$85.00 U.S. $32.95 U.S.
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“As the first book dedicated ex-
clusively to vids, Vidding makes a
valuable contribution to scholarship
on fandom, media, and audiences
and an especially significant feminist
intervention in scholarly definitions
of and conversations about remix.”
— Tisha Turk, Grinnell College
Vidding
A History
Francesca Coppa
Vidding is a well-established remix practice where fans edit an existing film, music video,
TV show, or other performance and set it to music of their choosing. Vids emerged forty
years ago as a complicated technological feat involving capturing footage from TV with a
VCR and syncing with music—and their makers and consumers were almost exclusively
women, many of them queer women. The technological challenges of doing this kind of
work in the 1970s and 80s when vidding began gave rise to a rich culture of collective work,
as well as conventions of creators who gathered to share new work and new techniques.
While the rise of personal digital technology eventually democratized the tools vidders
use, the collective aspect of the culture grew even stronger with the advent of YouTube,
Vimeo, and other channels for sharing work.
Vidding: A History emphasizes vidding as a critical, feminist form of fan practice. Working
outward from interviews, VHS liner notes, convention programs, and mailing list archives,
Coppa offers a rich history of vidding communities as they evolved from the 1970s through
to the present. Built with the classroom in mind, the open-access electronic version of
this book includes over one-hundred vids and an appendix that includes additional close
readings of vids.
Francesca Coppa is Professor of English and Film Studies at Muhlenberg College. She is also a founding member of
the Organization for Transformative Works and an architect of the Archive of Our Own.
6 x 9. 272pp. 22 illustrations, 22 online-only illustrations, 135 videos.
Paper Feb 2022 Open Access Feb 2022
978-0-472-03852-7 978-0-472-90259-0
$29.95 U.S.
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Saving New Sounds
Podcast Preservation and Historiography
Jeremy Wade Morris and Eric Hoyt, Editors
“Saving New Sounds presents a rich array of scholarly analyses
and displays a welcome historical consciousness—both in
acknowledging podcasting’s decades-old existence, and in
foregrounding questions of whose sounds are saved to ensure
that its past and present remain accessible and legible to future
generations. Addressing issues of podcasting technology,
industry, aesthetics, and preservation, its contributors offer
valuable insights on this ubiquitous but understudied area of
our contemporary audio culture.”
—Shawn VanCour, UCLA
Jeremy Wade Morris is Associate Professor of Media and Cultural Studies at
the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Eric Hoyt is the Kahl Family Professor of Media Production at the University
of Wisconsin-Madison.
6 x 9. 286pp.18 illustrations, 3 tables.
Paper July 2021 Open Access July 2021
978-0-472-05447-3 978-0-472-90124-1
$29.95 U.S.
Media Reform and the Climate Emergency
Rethinking Communication in the Struggle for a
Sustainable Future
David J. Park
Award-winning author David J. Park argues that the
battle against global warming is also a fight for media
reform. He critically examines how advertising, the
digital infrastructure, and journalism advance the climate
emergency and lays out a path of reform to help create a
more sustainable world. Bound to foster conversations
among scholars, activists, politicians, and those who work
in the communication industries, this book rethinks mass
communication and highlights how immediate reform is
needed in the struggle for a sustainable planet.
David J. Park is Associate Professor in the Department of Communication at
Florida International University.
6 x 9. 304pp. 1 chart.
Hardcover Sept 2021 Ebook Sept 2021
978-0-472-13271-3 978-0-472-12933-1
$75.00 U.S.
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Lightning Birds
An Aeroecology of the Airwaves
Jacob Smith
A podcast-style work of interdisciplinary scholarship at the cross-
roads of radio history, ornithology, sound studies, and ecocriticism
Open Access Feb 2021
978-0-472-99905-7
Televising Chineseness
Gender, Nation, and Subjectivity
Geng Song
Offers new understandings of gender construction and nation-build-
ing through the lens of recent Chinese television programs
6 x 9. 240pp. 24 illustrations.
Hardcover May 2022 Paper May 2022 Ebook May 2022
978-0-472-07529-4 978-0-472-05529-6 978-0-472-22004-5
$75.00 U.S. $29.95 U.S. Series: CUT
A Braided Heart
Essays on Writing and Form
Brenda Miller
An accessible and personable guide to writing creative nonfiction
6 x 9. 148pp.
Hardcover July 2021 Paper July 2021 Ebook July 2021
978-0-472-07492-1 978-0-472-05492-3 978-0-472-12910-2
$49.95 U.S. $24.95 U.S. Series: WOW
Mortal Kombat
Games of Death
David Church
An introduction to one of the world’s most iconic fighting games
6 x 9. 160pp. 19 illustrations.
Hardcover Feb 2022 Paper Feb 2022 Open Access Feb 2022
978-0-472-07522-5 978-0-472-05522-7 978-0-472-90262-0
$75.00 U.S. $29.95 U.S. Series: LVG
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Regimes of Desire
Young Gay Men, Media, and Masculinity in Tokyo
Thomas Baudinette
Explores the limitations of sexual expression in Tokyo’s “safe” night-
life district and in Japanese media
6 x 9. 256pp. 8 illustrations, 9 tables.
Hardcover Nov 2021 Paper Nov 2021 Ebook Nov 2021
978-0-472-13264-5 978-0-472-03861-9 978-0-472-12918-8
$75.00 U.S. $29.95 U.S. Series: MMSJS
Informing a Nation
The Newspaper Presidency of Thomas Jefferson
Mel Laracey
How a dynamic, controversially elected president used the media to
promote his image and policies
6 x 9. 256pp.
Hardcover Feb 2021 Ebook Feb 2021
978-0-472-13234-8 978-0-472-12855-6
$75.00 U.S.
That Could Be Us
News Media, Politics, and the Necessary Conditions for Disaster
Risk Reduction
Thomas Jamieson and Douglas A. Van Belle
The media’s role in using disaster relief reduction for political gain
6 x 9. 232pp. 11 illustrations, 16 tables.
Hardcover Mar 2021 Ebook Mar 2021
978-0-472-13299-7 978-0-472-12995-9
$65.00 U.S.
The Future of Digital Surveillance
Why Digital Monitoring Will Never Lose Its Appeal in a World of
Algorithm-Driven AI
Yong Jin Park
We are willing participants in our own surveillance
6 x 9. 188pp. 13 tables, 21 figures.
Hardcover May 2021 Paper May 2021 Ebook May 2021
978-0-472-07484-6 978-0-472-05484-8 978-0-472-12882-2
$65.00 U.S. $24.95 U.S.
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Beyond the Makerspace 100 Years of New Media Video Scholarship and
Making and Relational Rhetorics Pedagogy Screen Composing
Ann Shivers-McNair Jason Palmeri and Daniel Anderson
Ben McCorkle
How the boundaries of making Recasts expectations for schol-
shape and are shaped by bodies, For English teachers, new media arship and explores emerging
technologies, traditions, materi- isn’t all that new: how technol- methods of composing in the
als, things, and spaces ogy has been integrated in the media-rich, networked spaces of
6 x 9. 158pp. 8 illustrations. classroom digital screens
Paper June 2021 * 9780472054855 * 14 videos, 49 images, 40 gifs, 16 25 figures, 12 videos.
$19.95 interactive data visualizations, 2 audio OA Apr 2021 * 9780472999026
OA June 2021 * 9780472902415 files. Series: SDRC
Series: SDRC OA May 2021 * 9780472999040
Series: SDRC
Writing Workflows a tumblr book Sound Streams
Beyond Word Processing platform and cultures A Cultural History of Radio-
Tim Lockridge and Allison McCracken, Alexander Internet Convergence
Derek Van Ittersum Cho, Louisa Stein, Indira Neill Andrew J. Bottomley
Hoch, Editors
A study of how writing tools and Traces the history of radio-inter-
the writing process shape Indispensable guide to the social net convergence from 1993 to
each other media platform that shaped a the present
53 illustrations, 12 videos. generation’s politics and culture 6 x 9. 338pp.
OA Dec 2020 * 9780472127269 6 x 9. 404 pp. 96 halftones, 4 tables. Hardcover June 2020 * 9780472074495
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Hardcover Nov 2020 * 9780472074563
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Anti-Heimat Cinema Brushed in Light Indian Sound Cultures,
The Jewish Invention of the Calligraphy in East Asian Cinema Indian Sound Citizenship
German Landscape Abé Markus Nornes Laura Brueck, Jacob Smith,
Ofer Ashkenazi and Neil Verma, Editors
The brushed word in films and
Jewish filmmakers inspire New film cultures of Korea, Japan, Explores cultures of sound in
German Cinema within the dis- Taiwan, Hong Kong, and PRC India to demonstrate how sound
cursive landscape of the German 8.5 x 9. 174pp. 139 illustrations. is tied to issues of citizenship,
“Heimat” Hardcover Feb 2021 * 9780472132553 identity and belonging
* $45.00
6 x 9. 314pp. 22 illustrations. 6 x 9. 338pp. 5 illustrations, 4 musical
OA Feb 2021 * 9780472902439
examples, 2 tables.
Hardcover Sept 2020 * 9780472132010
* $80.00 Hardcover Apr 2020 * 9780472074341
Ebook Sept 2020 * 9780472126910 * $90.00
Series: SHPCPG Paper Apr 2020 * 9780472054343 * $44.95
Ebook Apr 2020 * 9780472126231
Rediscovering Korean Transgenerational Media Imagining Politics
Cinema Industries Interpretations in Political
Sangjoon Lee, Editor Adults, Children, and the Science and Political Television
Reproduction of Culture Stephen Benedict Dyson
The first comprehensive volume
examining the state, stakes, Derek Johnson Narratives on television reveal
and future direction of Korean Media production and consump- the secret underbelly of politics
cinema studies tion transform the boundar- and political science
A 2020 CHOICE Outstanding Academic ies between adulthood and 6 x 9. 162pp. 1 table.
Title
childhood Hardcover 2019 * 9780472074242 * $75.00
6 x 9. 612pp. 69 halftones.
6 x 9. 260pp. 8 halftones. Paper 2019 * 9780472054244 * $24.95
Hardcover 2019 * 9780472074297 * Ebook 2019 * 9780472125883
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Paper 2019 * 9780472054299 * $44.95 Paper 2019 * 9780472054312 * $34.95
Ebook 2019 * 9780472126095 Ebook 2019 * 9780472126132
Series: PCK
14 University of Michigan Press • press.umich.eduTHEATER AND PERFORMANCE
Sampling and Remixing Blackness in Hip-Hop
Theater and Performance
Nicole Hodges Persley
In a cultural moment where racial identity is performed
through Hip-Hop culture’s resistance to the status quo and
complicity in maintaining it, Hodges Persley asks us to
consider who has the right to claim Hip-Hop’s blackness
when blackness itself is a complicated mixtape that offers
both consent and resistance to transgressive and inspiring
acts of performance.
“Hodges Persley’s passion for Hip Hop as a cultural
aesthetic and methodology is second only to the fascinating
case studies she analyzes. Like no other scholar before her,
her multimodal engagement of Hip Hop pushes the field of
theater studies and race to new heights.”
—E. Patrick Johnson, Northwestern University
Nicole Hodges Persley is Associate Professor of American Studies and Afri-
can & African American Studies at The University of Kansas.
6 x 9. 296pp. 16 illustrations.
Hardcover Oct 2021 Paper Oct 2021 Ebook Oct 2021
978-0-472-07511-9 978-0-472-05511-1 978-0-472-12961-4
$80.00 U.S. $34.95 U.S.
Working Backstage
A Cultural History and Ethnography of
=Technical Theater Labor
Christin Essin
Illuminating the history of this typically hidden workforce,
the book provides uncommon insights into the business of
Broadway and its backstage working relationships among
cast and crew members.
“Working Backstage is groundbreaking, fresh, and
incisive . . . the depth, breadth, and richness of the
ethnographic research underpinning the book’s arguments
is extraordinary. The author’s personal connection to the
profession, her self-awareness and introspection about
women’s and men’s technical work in theater add value and
richness to the text.”
—Timothy White, New Jersey City University
Christin Essin is Associate Professor of Theatre History at
Vanderbilt University.
6 x 9. 288pp. 13 illustrations, 1 table.
Hardcover Sept 2021 Paper Sept 2021 Ebook Sept 2021
978-0-472-07496-9 978-0-472-05496-1 978-0-472-12926-3
$80.00 U.S. $34.95 U.S.
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The Lines Between the Lines
How Stage Directions Affect Embodiment
Bess Rowen
This book focuses on how playwrights have written stage
directions that engage readers, production team members,
and scholars in a process of embodied creation in order to
determine meaning. The tools provided in this book are
as useful for the theater scholar as they are for the theater
audience member, casting director, and actor.
“Engages an incredibly rich and under-explored topic, and
extends the existing literature on the subject in significant
and meaningful ways. The book is chock full of really
outstanding case studies and close readings... It will be a
go-to text for writing about dramatic secondary text.”
—Ryan Claycomb, Colorado State University
Bess Rowen is Visiting Assistant Professor of Theatre at Villanova University.
6 x 9. 272pp. 1 illustration.
Hardcover Oct 2021 Paper Oct 2021 Ebook Oct 2021
978-0-472-07436-5 978-0-472-05436-7 978-0-472-12633-0
$80.00 U.S. $34.95 U.S.
Moving Islands
Contemporary Performance and the Global Pacific
Diana Looser
“A rare model of rigorous, original and highly accomplished
scholarship. The book’s canvass is vast, in the number and
variety of artistic works examined, in historical depth and,
above all, in geographical reach. Looser has managed to
extend our understanding of postcolonial and intercultural
performance and at the same time shift current paradigms
in how comparative, interdisciplinary analyses of embodied
arts praxis might be executed across different scales.”
—Helen Gilbert, Royal Holloway, University of London
Diana Looser is Assistant Professor of Theater and Performance Studies
at Stanford University. Her previous book, Remaking Pacific Pasts: History,
Memory, and Identity in Contemporary Theater from Oceania, received the
Rob Jordan Prize from the Australasian Association for Theatre, Drama, and
Performance Studies.
6 x 9. 368pp. 31 illustrations.
Hardcover Sept 2021 Ebook Sept 2021
978-0-472-13238-6 978-0-472-12860-0
$80.00 U.S. Series: TTTP
16 University of Michigan Press • press.umich.eduTHEATER AND PERFORMANCE
African Performance Arts and Political Acts
Naomi André, Yolanda Covington-Ward, and
Jendele Hungbo, Editors
Explores how performance arts, whether staged or in daily
life, regularly interface with political action across the
African continent
“These essays are each one engaging and enlightening
about some aspect of the performing arts in Africa. The
volume covers a wide range of the arts from speaking to
opera with a focus on specific performances including
songs of protest, the dynamics of radio messages, solo
presentations on contemporary issues and more.”
—Beverly J. Stoeltje, Indiana University
Naomi André is Professor in the Department of Afroamerican and African
Studies, Women’s and Gender Studies, and the Residential College at the
University of Michigan. Yolanda Covington-Ward is Associate Professor and
Department Chair in the Department of Africana Studies at the University of
Pittsburgh. Jendele Hungbo is Associate Professor and Head of the Depart-
ment of Mass Communication at Bowen University, Iwo, Nigeria.
6 x 9. 280pp. 4 illustrations, 13 tables.
Hardcover Oct 2021 Paper Oct 2021 Ebook Oct 2021
978-0-472-07482-2 978-0-472-05482-4 978-0-472-12875-4
$75.00 U.S. $27.95 U.S. Series: AP
Being Human during COVID
Kristin Ann Hass, Editor
Being Human During COVID documents the first year of
the pandemic in real time, bringing together humanities
scholars from the University of Michigan to address what
it feels like to be human during the COVID-19 crisis. Over
the course of the pandemic, the questions that occupy the
humanities have become shared life-or-death questions
about how human societies work and how culture
determines our collective fate. The contributors in this
collection draw on scholarly expertise and lived experience
to try to make sense of the unfamiliar present in works that
range from traditional scholarly essays, to personal essays,
to visual art projects. The resulting book is shot-through
with fear and dread and frustration and prejudice, and, on a
few occasions, with a thrilling sense of hope.
Kristin Ann Hass is Associate Professor of American Culture at the University
of Michigan.
6 x 9. 408pp. 87 illustrations, 8 videos.
Paper Nov 2021 Open Access Nov 2021
978-0-472-03878-7 978-0-472-90250-7
$29.95 U.S.
University of Michigan Press • press.umich.edu 17THEATER AND PERFORMANCE
Selected Plays of Stan Lai
Volume One: Secret Love in Peach Blossom Land and Other Plays
Volume Two: The Village and Other Plays
Volume Three: A Dream Like a Dream and Ago
Stan Lai
Edited by Lissa Tyler Renaud
Stan Lai (Lai Shengchuan) is one of the most celebrated theatre prac-
titioners working in the Chinese-speaking world. His work over three
decades has pioneered the course of modern Chinese language theatre in
Taiwan, China, and other Chinese-speaking regions. He has been declared
“the preeminent Chinese playwright and stage director of this generation”
(China Daily) and “the best Chinese language playwright and director in
the world” (BBC). These volumes feature works from across Lai’s career,
providing an exceptional selection of a diverse range of performances.
Volume One contains:
Secret Love in Peach Blossom Land
Look Who’s Crosstalking Tonight
The Island and the Other Shore
I Me She Him
Ménage à 13
Volume Two contains:
Millennium Teahouse
Sand on a Distant Star
Like Shadows
The Village
Writing in Water
Volume Three contains:
A Dream Like a Dream
Ago
Lissa Tyler Renaud (M.A. Directing, Ph.D. Theatre History/Criticism, U.C. Berkeley,
1987) is known internationally as a master teacher, actor-scholar, invited speaker,
writer, critic, and 2nd generation editor.
Volume One: 6 x 9. 488pp. 6 illustrations.
Hardcover Nov 2021 Paper Nov 2021 Ebook Nov 2021
978-0-472-07507-2 978-0-472-05507-4 978-0-472-12955-3
$95.00 U.S. $49.95 U.S.
Volume Two: 6 x 9. 488pp. 5 illustrations.
Hardcover Nov 2021 Paper Nov 2021 Ebook Nov 2021
978-0-472-07508-9 978-0-472-05508-1 978-0-472-12956-0
$95.00 U.S. $49.95 U.S.
Volume Three: 6 x 9. 416pp. 4 illustrations.
Hardcover Nov 2021 Paper Nov 2021 Ebook Nov 2021
978-0-472-07509-6 978-0-472-05509-8 978-0-472-12957-7
$95.00 U.S. $49.95 U.S.
3-Volume Set: 6 x 9.
Hardcover Nov 2021 Paper Nov 2021
978-0-472-17500-0 978-0-472-15500-2
$250.00 U.S. $125.00 U.S.
18 University of Michigan Press • press.umich.eduTHEATER AND PERFORMANCE
The Global White Snake
Liang Luo
Tracing the history and adaptation of one of China’s
foundational texts
6 x 9. 402pp. 57 color illustrations.
Hardcover Aug 2021 Paper Aug 2021 Ebook Aug 2021
978-0-472-13261-4 978-0-472-03860-2 978-0-472-12915-7
$85.00 U.S. $39.95 U.S. Series: CUT
Transforming Tradition
The Reform of Chinese Theater in the 1950s and Early 1960s
Siyuan Liu
Explores the history and lingering effects of governmental reform of
Chinese theater, post-1949
6 x 9. 472pp. 43 illustrations.
Hardcover July 2021 Ebook July 2021
978-0-472-13247-8 978-0-472-12872-3
$85.00 U.S.
Theater as Data
Computational Journeys into Theater Research
Miguel Escobar Varela
Demonstrates how quantitative digital tools for theater researchers
can provide fresh insights
6 x 9. 230pp. 21 illustrations, 7 tables.
Hardcover Aug 2021 Paper Aug 2021 Open Access Aug 2021
978-0-472-07479-2 978-0-472-05479-4 978-0-472-12863-1
$75.00 U.S. $29.95 U.S.
Feeling the Future at Christian End-Time Performances
Jill Stevenson
How Christian depictions of the End allow spectators to experience—
and feel—their place within the future history of humankind
6 x 9. 256pp. 7 illustrations.
Hardcover Feb 2022 Ebook Feb 2022
978-0-472-13285-0 978-0-472-12970-6
$75.00 U.S.
University of Michigan Press • press.umich.edu 19THEATER AND PERFORMANCE
Open Wounds
Holocaust Theater and the Legacy of George Tabori
Edited by Martin Kagel and David Z. Saltz
Explores the irreverent theater of George Tabori and its enduring
legacy within Holocaust theater
6 x 9. 224pp. 4 illustrations.
Hardcover Feb 2022 Ebook Feb 2022
978-0-472-13284-3 978-0-472-12966-9
$85.00 U.S.
Critical Perspectives on Contemporary Plays by Women
The Early Twenty-First Century
Penny Farfan and Lesley Ferris, Editors
Explores how women playwrights illuminate the contemporary world
and contribute to its reshaping
6 x 9. 326pp.
Hardcover July 2021 Paper July 2021 Ebook July 2021
978-0-472-07435-8 978-0-472-05435-0 978-0-472-12632-3
$90.00 U.S. $34.95 U.S.
Diaphanous Bodies
Ability, Disability, and Modernist Irish Literature
Jeremy Colangelo
Analyzing the invisible abled body through the work of Beckett,
Joyce, Egerton, and Bowen
6 x 9. 232pp. 1 illustration.
Hardcover Nov 2021 Ebook Nov 2021
978-0-472-13279-9 978-0-472-12951-5
$70.00 U.S.
Sex, Identity, Aesthetics
The Work of Tobin Siebers and Disability Studies
Jina B. Kim, Joshua Kupetz, Crystal Yin Lie, Cynthia Wu, Editors
How Tobin Siebers’ foundational work in disability studies resonates
in the field today
6 x 9. 192pp.
Paper Oct 2021 Open Access Oct 2021
978-0-472-03849-7 978-0-472-90247-7
$19.95 U.S.
20 University of Michigan Press • press.umich.eduTHEATER AND PERFORMANCE
Prismatic Performances
Queer South Africa and the Fragmentation of the
Rainbow Nation
April Sizemore-Barber
Exploring the contradictions of post-Apartheid South Africa
through performance
6 x 9. 194pp. 12 illustrations.
Hardcover Sept 2020 Paper Oct 2021 Ebook Sept 2020
978-0-472-13205-8 978-0-472-03879-4 978-0-472-12698-9
$75.00 U.S. $34.95 U.S. Series: TRI
Ishtyle
Accenting Gay Indian Nightlife
Kareem Khubchandani
Gay nightlife as sociopolitical performance
Winner of the 2021 ATHE Outstanding Book Award
6 x 9. 286pp.
Hardcover July 2020 Paper July 2020 Ebook July 2020
978-0-472-07421-1 978-0-472-05421-3 978-0-472-12581-4
$80.00 U.S. $34.95 U.S. Series: TRI
Queer Nightlife
Kemi Adeyemi, Kareem Khubchandani, and
Ramón Rivera-Servera, Editors
Evocative essays and interviews that celebrate the expressive
possibilities of a world after dark
6 x 9. 306pp. 21 illustrations.
Hardcover May 2021 Paper May 2021 Ebook May 2021
978-0-472-07478-5 978-0-472-05478-7 978-0-472-12858-7
$95.00 U.S. $39.95 U.S. Series: TRI
Translocas
The Politics of Puerto Rican Drag and Trans Performance
Lawrence La Fountain-Stokes
Argues for the political potential of drag and trans performance in
Puerto Rico and its diaspora
6 x 9. 350pp. 21 illustrations.
Hardcover Apr 2021 Paper Apr 2021 Ebook Apr 2021
978-0-472-07427-3 978-0-472-05427-5 978-0-472-12607-1
$75.00 U.S. $29.95 U.S. Series: TRI
University of Michigan Press • press.umich.edu 21THEATER AND PERFORMANCE
Rethinking Chinese Socialist Beholding Disability in Performance and the
Theaters of Reform Renaissance England Afterlives of Injustice
Performance Practice and Debate Allison P. Hobgood Catherine M. Cole
in the Mao Era
How disability and ableism took Dance and live art in
Xiaomei Chen, Tarryn Li-Min shape in Renaissance England, contemporary South Africa
Chun, and Siyuan Liu, Editors including in Shakespeare’s work and beyond
Diverse perspectives on the 6 x 9. 282pp. 3 illustrations. 6 x 9. 304pp. 18 illustrations.
effort to reform modern Chinese Hardcover Mar 2021 * 9780472132362 Hardcover Sept 2020 * 9780472074587
theater according to socialist * $70.00 * $85.00
Ebook Mar 2021 * 9780472128570 Paper Sept 2020 * 9780472054589 *
cultural policies
Series: CORP $39.95
6 x 9. 320pp. 15 illustrations, 4 tables. Ebook Sept 2020 * 9780472127016
Hardcover Mar 2021 * 9780472074754 Series: TTTP
* $80.00
Ebook Mar 2021 * 9780472128518
Performance in the Zócalo Nuyorican Feminist Ghostly Fragments
Constructing History, Race, Performance Essays on Shakespeare and
and Identity in Mexico’s Central From the Café to Hip Hop Theater Performance
Square from the Colonial Era to Patricia Herrera Barbara C. Hodgdon
the Present Recovers and celebrates the
Collects the keenly intelligent,
Ana Martínez contributions of women artists
to the history of this iconic witty essays of this revered
Whoever dominates the center, performance venue scholar of Shakespeare and
dominates the country 2021 ATHE Outstanding Book Award
performance studies
Honorable Mention 6 x 9. 332pp. 29 illustrations.
6 x 9. 232pp. 13 illustrations.
6 x 9. 246pp. 21 illustrations. Hardcover Feb 2021 * 9780472132294 *
Hardcover Oct 2020 * 9780472132096 Hardcover May 2020 * 9780472074488
* $75.00 $85.00
* $85.00
Ebook Oct 2020 * 9780472127061 Ebook Feb 2021 * 9780472128365
Paper May 2020 * 9780472054480 *
$34.95
Ebook May 2020 * 9780472126767
22 University of Michigan Press • press.umich.eduTHEATER AND PERFORMANCE
Performing Flight Aristophanes’ Clouds
From the Barnstormers to A Commentary
Space Tourism S. Douglas Olson
Scott Magelssen 6 x 9. 274pp.
6 x 9. 204pp. 12 illustrations. Hardcover Mar 2021 * 9780472074778
Hardcover July 2020 * 9780472074532 $75.00
* $75.00 Paper Mar 2021 * 9780472054770 * $29.95
Paper July 2020 * 9780472054534 * Series: MCC
$29.95
Ebook July 2020 * 9780472126859
Scenes from Bourgeois Life Shakespeare and the Legacy
Nicholas Ridout of Loss
6 x 9. 224pp. Emily Hodgson Anderson
Hardcover June 2020 * 9780472132003 6 x 9. 248pp. 26 illustrations.
* $70.00 U.S. Hardcover 2018 * 9780472130931 * $50.00
Ebook June 2020 * 9780472126880 OA Mar 2020 * 9780472902361
Series: TTTP
Performance Constellations Beyond Text
Networks of Protest and Activism Theater and Performance in Print
in Latin America After 1900
Marcela A. Fuentes Jennifer Buckley
A 2020 CHOICE Outstanding Academic 7 x 10. 292pp. 34 illustrations.
Title Hardcover 2019 * 9780472074259 *
6 x 9. 178pp. 11 illustrations. $75.00
Ebook 2019 * 9780472125890
Hardcover 2019 * 9780472074228 *
$75.00
Paper 2019 * 9780472054220 * $24.95
Ebook 2019 * 9780472125838
Series: TTTP
Acts of Poetry Provocative Eloquence
American Poets’ Theater and the Theater, Violence, and
Politics of Performance Antislavery Speech in the
Heidi R. Bean Antebellum United States
6 x 9. 270pp. 8 illustrations. Laura L. Mielke
Hardcover 2019* 9780472131419 * $75.00 Finalist for the 2019 TLA George Freed-
Ebook 2019 * 9780472125326 ley Memorial Award
6 x 9. 296pp. 11 illustrations.
Hardcover 2019 * 9780472131051 * $75.00
Ebook 2019 * 9780472124374
University of Michigan Press • press.umich.edu 23THEATER AND PERFORMANCE
Resisting Spirits Uncrossing the Borders
Drama Reform and Cultural Performing Chinese in Gendered
Transformation in the People’s (Trans)Nationalism
Republic of China Daphne P. Lei
Maggie Greene Finalist for the 2019 TLA George Freed-
6 x 9. 260pp. 11 halftones, 3 tables. ley Memorial Award
Hardcover 2019 * 9780472074303 * $70.00 6 x 9. 350pp. 15 illustrations.
Paper 2019 * 9780472054305 * $24.95
Hardcover 2019 * 9780472131372 * $85.00
Ebook 2019 * 9780472126101
Ebook 2019 * 9780472125234
Series: CUT
Spectral Characters Everyone’s Theater
Genre and Materiality on the Literature and Daily Life in
Modern Stage England, 1860–1914
Sarah Balkin Michael Meeuwis
6 x 9. 198pp. 5 illustrations. 6 x 9. 226pp. 3 illustrations, 2 tables.
Hardcover 2019 * 9780472131488 * $65.00 Hardcover 2019 * 9780472131471 * $70.00
Ebook 2019 * 9780472125821 Ebook 2019 * 9780472125791
Performing Unification Interchangeable Parts
History and Nation in German Acting, Industry, and Technology
Theater after 1989 in US Theater
Matt Cornish Victor Holtcamp
6 x 9. 264pp. 15 illustrations. Finalist for the 2019 TLA George Freed-
ley Memorial Award
Hardcover 2017 * 9780472130450 * $75.00
Paper 2019 * 9780472037568 * $29.95 6 x 9. 360pp. 8 illustrations.
Ebook 2019 * 9780472123070
Hardcover 2018 * 9780472131464 * $85.00
Ebook 2018 * 9780472125760
Series: TTTP
Reactivations Contemporary Mormon
Essays on Performance and Pageantry
Its Documentation Seeking After the Dead
Philip Auslander Megan Sanborn Jones
5.25 x 8. 148pp. 19 photographs. 6 x 9. 336pp. 10 illustrations.
Hardcover 2018 * 9780472073856 * $65.00 Hardcover 2018 * 9780472130979 * $80.00
Paper 2018 * 9780472053858 * $24.95 Ebook 2018 * 9780472124237
Ebook 2018 * 9780472123964
24 University of Michigan Press • press.umich.eduDIGITAL PUBLISHING
Learn More About Our Fulcrum Platform
The University of Michigan Press is uniquely poised to help scholars bring unique
multimedia scholarship to the academic community and the public thanks to our
next generation digital publishing platform, Fulcrum. In addition to hosting our ebook
collection and open access titles, Fulcrum allows us to partner with authors to redefine
what a book is and expand published scholarship beyond the book medium. To learn
more about the features available and explore our titles that make use of this cutting-edge
technology, visit publishing.umich.edu/features/digital-publishing-pams. You can also
explore the digital works below by clicking on the DOI links or covers.
Listening to the Lomax Being Human during COVID
Archive Kristin Ann Hass, Editor
The Sonic Rhetorics of African 6 x 9. 408pp. 87 illustrations, 8 videos.
American Folksong Paper Nov 2021 * 9780472038787 *
in the 1930s $29.95
Open Access Nov 2021
Jonathan W. Stone
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6 x 9. 240pp. 4 illustrations. doi.org/10.3998/mpub.12136619
Paper Nov 2021 * 9780472038558 *
$24.95
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9780472902446
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Vidding i used to love to dream
A History A.D. Carson
Francesca Coppa Winner of the 2021 Prose Award in
6 x 9. 272pp. 22 illustrations, 22 online- the Reference Works, Best eProduct
only illustrations, 135 videos. category
Paper Feb 2022 * 9780472038527 * Open Access July 2020 *
$29.95 9780472999033
Series: TP
Open Access Aug 2021 *
doi.org/10.3998/mpub.11738372
9780472902590
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Music on the Move Lightning Birds
Danielle Fosler-Lussier An Aeroecology of the Airwaves
6 x 9. 322pp. 24 illustrations. Jacob Smith
Hardcover June 2020 * 9780472074501 Open Access Feb 2021 *
* $70.00 U.S. 9780472999057
Paper June 2020 * 9780472054503 * doi.org/10.3998/mpub.11714652
$24.95 U.S.
Open Access June 2020 *
9780472901289
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University of Michigan Press • press.umich.edu 25OPEN ACCESS
A Player and a Gentleman Gaming the Stage
The Diary of Harry Watkins, Playable Media and the Rise of
Nineteenth-Century U.S. English Commercial Theater
American Actor Gina Bloom
Amy E. Hughes and 6 x 9. 304pp. 25 color illustrations.
Naomi J. Stubbs, Editors Hardcover 2018 * 9780472073818 * $55.00
Recipient of the NEH Fellowships Open Paper 2018 * 9780472053810 * $29.95
Book Program grant OA 2018 * 9780472901081
Series: TTTP
6 x 9. 352pp. 13 maps, 6 illustrations.
Hardcover 2018 * 9780472130917 * $80.00
OA May 2021 * 9780472902613
Alienation Effects Good Vibrations
Performance and Self- Brian Wilson and the Beach Boys
Management in Yugoslavia, in Critical Perspective
1945-91 Philip Lambert, Editor
Branislav Jakovljević 6 x 9. 302pp. 6 halftones, 15 tables,
4 examples, 44 figures.
6 x 9. 382pp. 30 B&W illustrations.
Hardcover 2016 * 9780472119950 * $55.00
Hardcover 2016 * 9780472073146 *
OA Mar 2020 * 9780472902385
$65.00
Series: TP
Paper 2016 * 9780472053148 * $34.95
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Animal Acts The Jazz Republic
Performing Species Today Music, Race, and American
Una Chaudhuri and Holly Culture in Weimar Germany
Hughes, Editors Jonathan O. Wipplinger
6 x 9. 254pp. 17 B&W illustrations. 6 x 9. 324pp. 16 B&W Illustrations.
Hardcover 2014 * 9780472071999 * Hardcover 2017 * 9780472073405 *
$65.00 $55.00
Paper 2014 * 9780472051991 * $29.95 Paper 2017 * 9780472053407 * $29.95
OA 2018 * 9780472901104 OA 2017 * 9780472900817
Series: CP Series: SHPCPG
JUST VIBRATIONS
Just Vibrations ESC
the PURPOSE of SOUNDING GOOD The Purpose of Sounding Good Sonic Adventure in the
William Cheng Anthropocene
Foreword by Susan McClary Jacob Smith
6 x 9. 180pp. 17 Images. OA 2019 * 9780472999019
Hardcover 2016 * 9780472073252 *
WILLIAM CHENG $40.00
FOREWORD by SUSAN MCCLARY Paper 2016 * 9780472053254 * $24.95
OA 2016 * 9780472900565
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ASIAN PERFORMANCE & MEDIA STUDIES
The Global White Snake Corporeal Politics
Liang Luo Dancing East Asia
6 x 9. 402pp. 57 color illustrations. Katherine Mezur and
Hardcover Aug 2021 * 9780472132614 Emily Wilcox, Editors
* $85.00 6 x 9. 372pp. 32 illustrations.
Paper Aug 2021 * 9780472038602 *
Hardcover Sept 2020 * 9780472074556
$39.95
* $80.00
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Series: CUT
$39.95
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Ishtyle Rethinking Chinese Socialist
Accenting Gay Indian Nightlife Theaters of Reform
Kareem Khubchandani Performance Practice and
Winner of the 2021 ATHE Outstanding Debate in the Mao Era
Book Award Xiaomei Chen,
6 x 9. 286pp. Tarryn Li-Min Chun, and
Hardcover July 2020 * 9780472074211 Siyuan Liu, Editors
* $80.00 6 x 9. 320pp. 15 illustrations, 4 tables.
Paper July 2020 * 9780472054213 *
$34.95 Hardcover Mar 2021 * 9780472074754
Ebook July 2020 * 9780472125814 * $80.00
Series: TRI Ebook Mar 2021 * 9780472128518
Transforming Tradition Textures of Mourning
The Reform of Chinese Theater in Calligraphy, Mortality, and
the 1950s and Early 1960s The Tale of Genji Scrolls
Siyuan Liu Reginald Jackson
6 x 9. 472pp. 43 illustrations. 7 x 10. 368pp. 70 Illustrations.
Hardcover July 2021 * 9780472132478 Hardcover 2018 * 9780472130962 *
* $85.00 $85.00
Ebook July 2021 * 9780472128723 Series: MMSJS
Resisting Spirits Uncrossing the Borders
Drama Reform and Cultural Performing Chinese in Gendered
Transformation in the People’s (Trans)Nationalism
Republic of China Daphne P. Lei
Maggie Greene Finalist for the 2019 TLA George Freed-
6 x 9. 260pp. 11 halftones, 3 tables. ley Memorial Award
Hardcover 2019 * 9780472074303 * 6 x 9. 350pp. 15 illustrations.
$70.00 Hardcover 2019 * 9780472131372 * $85.00
Paper 2019 * 9780472054305 * $24.95 Ebook 2019 * 9780472125234
Ebook 2019 * 9780472126101
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Brushed in Light Regimes of Desire
Calligraphy in East Asian Cinema Young Gay Men, Media, and
Abé Markus Nornes Masculinity in Tokyo
8.5 x 9. 240pp. 130 illustrations. Thomas Baudinette
Hardcover Feb 2021 * 9780472132553 6 x 9. 256pp. 8 illustrations, 9 tables.
* $45.00
Hardcover Nov 2021 * 9780472132645
OA Feb 2021 * 9780472902439 * $75.00
Paper Nov 2021 * 9780472038619 *
$29.95
Ebook Nov 2021 * 9780472129188
Series: MMSJS
Indian Sound Cultures, Televising Chineseness
Indian Sound Citizenship Gender, Nation, and Subjectivity
Laura Brueck, Jacob Smith, Geng Song
and Neil Verma, Editors 6 x 9. 240pp. 24 illustrations.
6 x 9. 338pp. 5 illustrations, 4 musical Hardcover May 2022 * 9780472075294
examples, 2 tables. * $75.00
Hardcover Apr 2020 * 9780472074341 Paper May 2022 * 9780472055296 *
* $90.00 $29.95
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$44.95 Series: CUT
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Rediscovering Korean Early Film Culture in
Cinema Hong Kong, Taiwan, and
Sangjoon Lee, Editor Republican China
A 2020 CHOICE Outstanding Academic Kaleidoscopic Histories
Title Emilie Yueh-yu Yeh, Editor
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Transgression in Korea Global Digital Cultures
Beyond Resistance and Control Perspectives from South Asia
Juhn Y. Ahn, Editor Aswin Punathambekar and
6 x 9. 264pp. 13 B&W photographs, 1 Sriram Mohan, Editors
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Performing Glam Rock No Safe Spaces
Gender and Theatricality in Re-casting Race, Ethnicity, and
Popular Music Nationality in American Theater
Philip Auslander Angela C. Pao
6 x 9. 272pp. 7 photos, 1 table. 6 x 9. 316pp. 12 B&W photos.
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I Want to Be Ready Microdramas
Improvised Dance as a Practice Crucibles for Theater and Time
of Freedom John H. Muse
Danielle Goldman 6 x 9. 246pp. 11 illustrations.
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Charles Ludlam Lives! Uncle Tom’s Cabins
Charles Busch, Bradford Louryk, The Transnational History of
Taylor Mac, and the Queer Legacy of America’s Most Mutable Book
the Ridiculous Theatrical Company Tracy C. Davis and
Sean F. Edgecomb Stefka Mihaylova, Editors
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Butch Queens Up In Pumps Embodying Black Experience
Gender, Performance, and Stillness, Critical Memory, and
Ballroom Culture in Detroit the Black Body
Marlon M. Bailey Harvey Young
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#identity Coloring Whiteness
Hashtagging Race, Gender, Acts of Critique in
Sexuality, and Nation Black Performance
Abigail De Kosnik and Faedra Chatard Carpenter
Keith P. Feldman, Editors 6 x 9. 312pp. 11 illustrations.
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Digital Rhetoric Captive Stage
Theory, Method, Practice Performance and the
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Spectacles of Reform The Haunted Stage
Theater and Activism in The Theatre as Memory Machine
Nineteenth-Century America Marvin Carlson
Amy E. Hughes 6 x 9. 216pp.
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Are We Not New Wave? The Problem of the
Modern Pop at the Color[blind]
Turn of the 1980s Racial Transgression and the
Theo Cateforis Politics of Black Performance
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