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Performance studies

Taylor's distinction between lasting materials such as documents (the archive) and embodied practices such as dance and ritual (the repertoire) that carry memory.

In performance studies, archive and the repertoire refers to Taylor's distinction between lasting materials such as documents (the archive) and embodied practices such as dance and ritual (the repertoire) that carry memory. This meaning comes from Taylor (2003) in The archive and the repertoire.[1]

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References

Taylor, D. (2003). The archive and the repertoire. Duke University Press. ISBN 9780822331230

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