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John Lutterbie |
Associate Professor and Associate Director of the Humanities Institute
Ph.D. 1983, University of Washington |
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John Lutterbie
teaches theory, history, and criticism, and directs. In
addition to being a member of the Theatre Arts Faculty,
he is an affiliate member of the Department of Art. His
primary research area is in Performance Theory, where he
examines the intersection of phenomenology and the neuroscience
of emotion and consciousness, and of culture and intersubjectivity.
The University of Michigan Press recently published his
book, Hearing Voices: Modern Drama and the Problem of Subjectivity.
In addition, he has published in numerous journals including
Theatre Journal, The Journal of Dramatic Theory
and Criticism, Performance Research, The
Journal of Psychiatry and the Humanities, and Modern
Drama. His recent directing credits include: Macbeth,
Happy Days, Angels in America: Perestroika,
and Blood Wedding. He is a member of the Association
for Theatre in Higher Education, the Literary Managers and
Dramaturgs of the Americas, the Modern Language Association,
the American Society of Theatre Research, and Performance
International.
Contact: john.lutterbie@stonybrook.edu
(631) 632-4596 |
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