Christopher D. Innes, York University
Associate Professor
Media and Culture
Toronto, Ontario
cinnes@yorku.ca
Office:
(416) 924-7008
Bio/Research
RESEARCH INVOLVES
Conducting interdisciplinary research related to 20th century theatre to establish a theoretical basis for dealing with the interconnections between theatre, culture and society in the future; analyzing how performances can contribute to our understanding of social hist...
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Conducting interdisciplinary research related to 20th century theatre to establish a theoretical basis for dealing with the interconnections between theatre, culture and society in the future; analyzing how performances can contribute to our understanding of social hist...
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Bio/Research
RESEARCH INVOLVES
Conducting interdisciplinary research related to 20th century theatre to establish a theoretical basis for dealing with the interconnections between theatre, culture and society in the future; analyzing how performances can contribute to our understanding of social history and behaviour; and demonstrating the practical value of the performing arts to society at large.
RESEARCH RELEVANCE
This research will provide valuable insight and resources needed to expand the field of cultural studies related to the performing arts. Additionally, it will aid governments at all levels in making informed policy decisions with respect to cultural funding, and further economic growth among the arts industries.
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Conducting interdisciplinary research related to 20th century theatre to establish a theoretical basis for dealing with the interconnections between theatre, culture and society in the future; analyzing how performances can contribute to our understanding of social history and behaviour; and demonstrating the practical value of the performing arts to society at large.
RESEARCH RELEVANCE
This research will provide valuable insight and resources needed to expand the field of cultural studies related to the performing arts. Additionally, it will aid governments at all levels in making informed policy decisions with respect to cultural funding, and further economic growth among the arts industries.
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