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Ideology in the 20th Century: studies of literary and social discourses and practices
Tomaž Toporišič
is a dramaturge and theatre theoretician. He is Associate Professor at the
University of Ljubljana. He is author of several books and readers includ-
ing The Vulnerable Body of Text and Stage and Occupying Spaces: Ex-
perimental Theatre in Central Europe. His essays include The new Slo-
vene Theatre and Italian Futurism (2014), (Re)staging the Rhetorics of
Space (2014) and Deconstructive Readings of the Avant—garde Tradi-
tion in Post—socialist Retro—avant—garde Theatre (Aesthetics of Mat-
ter, 2013).
Gašper Troha
focuses his research on the sociology of literature, as well as on questions
of contemporary theatre. He works at the Faculty of Arts (Univ. of Lju-
222 bljana) and heads the Arsem Publishing House. He was the programme
director of the Vilenica Festival (2010—2013). He has published a mon-
ograph Prisoners of Freedom (AGRFT, Ljubljana) contributed to numer-
ous journals, and edited several monographs with foreign publishers.
Špela Virant,
PhD, is an Associate Proffessor in German literature at the Faculty of
Arts, University of Ljubljana. She studied comparative, German and Eng-
lish literature. Her research focuses on modern German literature, theo-
ry and history of drama, intercultural literary studies, and ethical criti-
cism. She published a monograph, Redramatisierter Eros: zur Dramatik
der 1990er Jahre, and is co—editing the journal Ars & Humanitas.
Tomaž Toporišič
is a dramaturge and theatre theoretician. He is Associate Professor at the
University of Ljubljana. He is author of several books and readers includ-
ing The Vulnerable Body of Text and Stage and Occupying Spaces: Ex-
perimental Theatre in Central Europe. His essays include The new Slo-
vene Theatre and Italian Futurism (2014), (Re)staging the Rhetorics of
Space (2014) and Deconstructive Readings of the Avant—garde Tradi-
tion in Post—socialist Retro—avant—garde Theatre (Aesthetics of Mat-
ter, 2013).
Gašper Troha
focuses his research on the sociology of literature, as well as on questions
of contemporary theatre. He works at the Faculty of Arts (Univ. of Lju-
222 bljana) and heads the Arsem Publishing House. He was the programme
director of the Vilenica Festival (2010—2013). He has published a mon-
ograph Prisoners of Freedom (AGRFT, Ljubljana) contributed to numer-
ous journals, and edited several monographs with foreign publishers.
Špela Virant,
PhD, is an Associate Proffessor in German literature at the Faculty of
Arts, University of Ljubljana. She studied comparative, German and Eng-
lish literature. Her research focuses on modern German literature, theo-
ry and history of drama, intercultural literary studies, and ethical criti-
cism. She published a monograph, Redramatisierter Eros: zur Dramatik
der 1990er Jahre, and is co—editing the journal Ars & Humanitas.
