ADJUSTING THE MARGINS: BUILDING BRIDGES BETWEEN DEAF ANDHEARING CULTURES THROUGH PERFORMANCE ARTS
LUANE RUTH DAVIS HAGGERTY
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Submitted to the Ph.D. in Leadership & Change Program of Antioch University in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy March 2006
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CHAPTER SIX: THE INTEGRITY OF THE ART

Present the spectators as the show,
Make them actors themselves,
Make each one see himself
And love him in all the rest,
So that their oneness grows.
J. J. Rousseau – Lettre a d’ Alembert

Theater is not only an art form; it is one of the performing arts. As such, its quality is elusive. Theater exists only at the moment when a performance occurs, and to use it to study an adjacent topic, as a research tool or as an agent of change is to be onestep removed from that immediate experience. For those of us who wish to harness its power in order to create social change or to simply study humanity that fact must be held close to our hearts. [more]

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