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Performance Research
A Journal of the Performing Arts
Volume 21, 2016 - Issue 5
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Introduction

Trans-ing performance

BIBLIOGR APHY OF SELECTED SOURCES ON TRANS AND PERFORMANCE

EXHIBITIONS / C ONFERENCES / ART AND PERFORMANCE PROJECTS

PUBLICATIONS / WEBSITES

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