The Deaths of Pan

Performance Philosophy 2 (1):141-161 (2016)
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Reimagining an ancient myth through a cross-temporal metaphor of a love story, this performance philosophical piece plays with language and theatrical conventions in a meditation on connection and memory in the times of the Internet and of capitalist modernity.

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