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Staf Vos, Dans in België 1890-1940

BMGN: Low Countries Historical Review, 2014
Frank Peeters
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Dance in US Popular Culture

cultural studies; dance; dance studies; dance history; dance theory; gender; identity; movement analysis; performance; theatre; popular culture ...

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Making Dance Epic: Ballet, Brecht, and Britain

, 2006
Hammond, Helena; id_orcid, Hammond, H
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The Hidden Curriculum in Dance History Classes: “The Unwritten History of Dance”

Dance Chronicle
This article addresses the hidden curriculum of dance history classes and syllabi. It is based on an exercise I offer in my courses as a tactic of resistance and re-existence, addressing a certain alienation in relation to dance history, where values such as neutrality or objectivity still play a role to support the universalism and positivism of ...
Eugenia Cadús
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Dancing Histories: Perspectives on a Practical History of Dance in Brazil

Dance Chronicle
Ivan Bernardelli
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BELLY DANCING INTO HISTORY

Art History, 1987
The Life and Work of Jean‐Léon Gérôme with catalogue raisonné by Gerald M.
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NOTES ON THE HISTORY OF THE DANCE

The Musical Quarterly, 1929
HUNDREDS of books have been written on the dance and its history, and if we consult this literature we find that chroniclers of the choreographic art have always had a somewhat mocking smile for the dances of bygone times. It is not as with the other arts-music, for instance-where praise of the past is common in all periods.
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Diaspora Dance in the History of Dance Studies

2017
This chapter examines Diaspora dance culture from a dance studies perspective. It begins by tracing the history of dance anthropology and Diaspora dance as a field of study, with a particular focus on some key dance scholars such as Franz Boas, E. E. Evans-Pritchard, Margaret Mead, Gertrude Kurath, Katherine Dunham, and Pearl Primus.
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Writing dance history

2006
This chapter is concerned with the act of writing dance history. To write is just one aspect of creating and communicating since dance history commentary or outcomes may well take other forms such as oral or video presentations or actual performances.1 However, since this book is itself a written text on the study of dance history it is the processes ...
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The History of Dance as Hypertext

Maska, 2018
This review presents Transforming Acts, a theatrical installation conceived by Penelope Wehrli and Detlev Schneider in 2014, which brings more than a hundred hours of documentary footage of performances and interviews with their authors, Pina Bausch, Laurent Chétouan, Joe Fabian, Jan Fabre, Johann Kresnik, Thomas Lehmen, Heiner Müller, Einar Schleef ...
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