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Table of Contents

  1. —Reading Instructions
  2. —Dedication
  3. —Abstract
  4. 1Introduction
  5. 1.1Definitions: Operative Concepts in the Context of ECL
  6. 1.2How this research works
  7. 1.3Ethical Principles
  8. 1.4The Somatic Readability Protocol
  9. 2Methodological Foundations
  10. 2.1Situated Knowledge
  11. 2.2Anti-Circular Conditions
  12. 2.3Theoretical Tensions
  13. 2.3.1Foucault versus Fanon
  14. 2.3.2Glissant versus Butler
  15. 2.3.3Russell vs. Said
  16. 3Architecture of Appearance
  17. 3.1Epistemic Violence and Interpretative Authority
  18. 3.2Deconstruction of the Epistemic Other
  19. 3.3Uncoded Presence: Disrupting Algorithmic Encoding
  20. 3.3.1Against Baudrillard: Why the Uncontainable is not a Simulacrum
  21. 4The Body as Subject of Knowledge
  22. 4.1Beyond Representation
  23. 4.2The Somatic Protocol
  24. 4.2.1Seven Markers as Bodily Testimony
  25. 4.3The Production of Corporeal Testimony Through Self-Exposure
  26. 5Artistic Practice as Epistemic Intervention
  27. 5.1From Critique to Interruption
  28. 5.2Global Constellations and Methodological Kinships
  29. 5.3Illegibility as Epistemic Blockade
  30. 5.4Spatial Practice and the Agonistic Space
  31. 5.4.1The Agonistic Space as Infrastructure rather than a Safe Zone
  32. 5.4.2Spatial Practice: Reorganization of Space
  33. 6Case Studies and Operative Formats
  34. 6.1The T(AA)CHE: Performance Analysis as a protocol of knowledge
  35. 6.2The Assembly as Counter-Archive
  36. 6.2.1Two Case Studies of Institutional Knowledge Production
  37. 6.2.2Case Study: A Police Check in a Saxon City
  38. 6.2.3Application and Limits of the Protocol
  39. 6.2.4Markers in Detail
  40. 6.2.5Analysis, Second Level: The Three Operations in the Case of Repetition
  41. 6.2.6The Permanence of the Trace
  42. 6.2.7From Case to Assembly: A Protocol
  43. 6.3Transformation of Powerlessness: From Statistics to Articulation
  44. 6.4Embodied Listening
  45. 6.4.1The Embodied Listening Toolkit as a Methodological Operating Protocol
  46. 6.4.2The Practice of Relational Endurance
  47. 7Synthesis and Conclusion
  48. 7.1Embodied Creative Liberation (ECL) as Synthesis
  49. 7.2Conceptual Reflection: What the Concepts Have Learned
  50. 7.3Conclusion
  51. —Epilogue: What the Work Could Not Say
  52. —Outlook: Sovereignty, Sustainability and the Danger of Reabsorption
  53. —Primary Sources and Original Field Research
  54. —Bibliography
  55. —Declaration of Authorship

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