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Book Chapter
Interlude
2017
Overview
A public is always a notional thing: the result of someone’s rhetorical conjuring. “It exists,” Michael Warner says, “by virtue of being addressed.”² Even so, a public is never the same thing as the people literally being addressed. Instead, it’s always a bit open, indefinite—except perhaps, Warner says, in the theater:
A public can also be a second thing: a concrete audience, a crowd witnessing itself in visible space, as with a theatrical public. . . . A performer onstage knows where her public is, how big it is, where its boundaries are, and what the time of its
Publisher
NYU Press,New York University Press
ISBN
9781479829170, 147982917X
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