1. Drawing on his extensive casework, Harvey also considers the linguistic, performative, ecological, and activist implications of these different Animisms.

2. Austin contended that these 'explicit performative utterances' are, unlike 'Constatives' (statements, predictions, hypotheses, etc.), neither true nor false

3. Curating art in churches This photograph is a performative offering made in Epping forest by a member of St Andrew's congregation to the tree that kept calling

4. Rather, Afformative, or pure, violence is a ‘condition’ for any instrumental, performative violence and, at the same time, a condition which suspends its fulfilment in principle

5. BIX transforms the building's main eastern façade into an Alterable, performative membrane to transmit internal processes of the art institution into the public

6. Political Correctness 'Unbridled and Performative Student Activism Is a Disease of Affluence': Camille Paglia Edition Some students at the University of the Arts want the firebrand feminist fired.

7. Caliphate shows us what performative transparency Conceals Plus: What audiences expect of journalists covering right-wing extremism, how people follow and avoid fear-inducing news, and a peek behind the paywall curtain at paying vs

8. ‘The Concurrence of such events with Richard II's celebrative motif of English travel-heroics may be less than coincidental.’ ‘It is possible to map memory as a performative form, a set of Concurrences that hover between original and copy, a theatrical source of creativity.’

9. The British Association for Decadence Studies (Bads) is a scholarly association that brings together academics and practitioners from across the UK and beyond in order to explore the field of Decadence in the broadest sense, from the perspective of various cultures and multiple disciplines, from antiquity to the present day, including written, visual, performative, and audible