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Yoxall, Matthew – Research in Drama Education, 2018
Certain repeated moral narratives support justifications for humanitarian interventions, and simultaneously inform perspectives of 'the figure of the refugee'. How does 'the humanitarian' appear in these narratives? How are the characters of 'the refugee' and 'the humanitarian' constructed in relation to one another? How does their interlinkage…
Descriptors: Refugees, Land Settlement, Neoliberalism, Theater Arts
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Cahill, Helen – Research in Drama Education, 2014
When applied theatre is used in service of a health promotion or rights agenda, particular responsibilities come into play. The artist must be able to articulate their theory of change and translate it into action. In this article, I trouble the borderline between an ethical and an exploitative use of story when working to provide opportunities…
Descriptors: Theater Arts, Health Promotion, Foreign Countries, Drug Abuse