The Body As Knowledge
Performance Research, Talks and Publications
How does knowledge emerge through movement, perception and embodied experience?
In her research, Nadja Haas explores the body as a site of knowledge, memory and relationships. Her work combines choreographic practice with theoretical reflection and interdisciplinary exchange. This page presents selected talks, research projects and publications.
Talks
Listening Movement and States of Unavailability
In her lecture, Nadja Haas explores how bodily transformation and experiences of uncontrollability and unavailability can become starting points for new understandings of movement and knowledge.
At the heart of her work is the somatic practice Listening Movement, which connects embodied experience with choreographic research and critical reflection on society.
Presented as part of the symposium
IN TURN – Choreographies of Change
Organised by the
Society for Dance Research (gtf)