| The model of academic performativity which emerges is one which is premised on a distinctly masculinised form of labour, situated in a distinctly masculinised culture. |
| Action signs, like vocal signs also take part in deictic reference, indexicality and performativity. |
| His major interest circles around the notions of event, performativity, as well as the figure of the artist as an amateur. |
| The notions of code performativity and activation are useful in this approach. |
| They have become institutions measuring performativity in a very quantitative sense that favours the style of work of certain academics over others. |
| As with intimacy, it may be best framed in terms of performativity and performance, embodiment and duration. |
