The Movement of Dancing Cultures
... that it is the integrated outcome of focused attention, observation of multiple performances in a given context over time, and to some degree experiencing movement through one’s own body. It is hardly a coincidence, then, that it was only when dancers became anthropologists in their own right that d ...
... that it is the integrated outcome of focused attention, observation of multiple performances in a given context over time, and to some degree experiencing movement through one’s own body. It is hardly a coincidence, then, that it was only when dancers became anthropologists in their own right that d ...
Dixie Durr - Journal for the Anthropological Study of Human Movement
... constitute the choreographic works performed by these companies. In so doing he elides important questions surrounding issues of authenticity and the kinds of changes that are frequently imposed when these dances are subjected to "folkloric" treatments for the stage or other non-traditional performa ...
... constitute the choreographic works performed by these companies. In so doing he elides important questions surrounding issues of authenticity and the kinds of changes that are frequently imposed when these dances are subjected to "folkloric" treatments for the stage or other non-traditional performa ...
REVIEW ARTICLE TO DANCE IS Hu~U\N. Judith L. Hanna. 1979
... generally "static theory of dance" and Royce's Ilintroductory text!! as an improvement, yet one that still I'slights some critical social science perspectives"; and ignoring the recent state-of-the-art work of Kaeppler, the author informs ITnewcomers to the social sciences" that they "may choose to ...
... generally "static theory of dance" and Royce's Ilintroductory text!! as an improvement, yet one that still I'slights some critical social science perspectives"; and ignoring the recent state-of-the-art work of Kaeppler, the author informs ITnewcomers to the social sciences" that they "may choose to ...
Research Proposal
... Dance has been used as a way of expression in different cultures. A prehistoric culture that used dance in this way was that of the Aztecs. Aztec dances in their time revolved around religion, from celebrations, to offerings, and sacrifices to the gods. These factors were intergraded creating new re ...
... Dance has been used as a way of expression in different cultures. A prehistoric culture that used dance in this way was that of the Aztecs. Aztec dances in their time revolved around religion, from celebrations, to offerings, and sacrifices to the gods. These factors were intergraded creating new re ...
Annotated Bibliography
... dance could be a form of language that characterizes a culture. Jaeck describes a few types of Latin dancing in different parts of Latin America as well. This article is very thought provoking and full of information that applies well to the research of who political protests or issues is brought in ...
... dance could be a form of language that characterizes a culture. Jaeck describes a few types of Latin dancing in different parts of Latin America as well. This article is very thought provoking and full of information that applies well to the research of who political protests or issues is brought in ...