| As with intimacy, it may be best framed in terms of performativity and performance, embodiment and duration. |
| The model of academic performativity which emerges is one which is premised on a distinctly masculinised form of labour, situated in a distinctly masculinised culture. |
| He later came to prefer the term global theatre, since it better captured the sense of performativity that was characteristic of electric media. |
| For every sentence that hits the rich cadences of circus speak, there is a line that reads like a flat statement of performativity. |
| In its utopian aspect modularity denies the necessity of given identities, as implied by the concept of performativity. |
| Action signs, like vocal signs also take part in deictic reference, indexicality and performativity. |
