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Writing About Dance

  • Author: Oliver, Wendy

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Contents

  • Preface
  • How to Use This Book
  • Chapter 1: Writing, Dancing, and Critical Thinking
  • Depth of Knowledge
  • Writing Theory
  • Writing About Dance
  • Informal Writing Exercises
  • Formal Papers
  • Wrap-Up
  • Chapter 2: The Writing Process
  • Stages of the Writing Process
  • General Writing Suggestions
  • Wrap-Up
  • Chapter 3: Informal Writing Exercises
  • Reflection Exercises
  • Statements of Personal Goals by Elizabeth Cooper
  • Self-Reflection Letters by Cornish College of the Arts Dance Department Faculty by Kitty Daniels
  • Journal Prompts Reflecting on Dance, Cognition, Culture, and Identity by Mira-Lisa Katz
  • Artistic Statement by Jane Baas
  • Class Observation by Kitty Daniels
  • Quick Write by Wendy Oliver
  • Quick Write Variation for Technique Class by Wendy Oliver
  • Creative Process Exercises
  • Shower Assignment by Heidi Henderson
  • Using Poetry as a Structural Tool for Choreography by Christina Tsoules Soriano
  • Intention Framing for Choreography by Larry Lavender
  • Focus on Writing Exercises
  • Dancing to Write, Writing to Dance by Rachel Straus
  • Observation and Description Exercise by Stephanie L. Milling
  • Dance in a Ritual Context by Elizabeth Cooper
  • Summary Paper by Doug Risner
  • Wrap-Up
  • Chapter 4: Dance Critiques
  • Feldman Model of Criticism
  • Preparation
  • Observation and Note Taking
  • Getting Started: Free Writing
  • Description, Analysis, Interpretation, and Evaluation
  • Putting It Together
  • Use of Language
  • Revision
  • Rubrics for Critiques
  • Sample Critique
  • Wrap-Up
  • Chapter 5: Dance Essays
  • Persuasive Essay: What Do You Believe?
  • Reading Analysis Paper and Book Review
  • Wrap-Up
  • Chapter 6: Dance Research Papers
  • Selecting a Topic and Creating a Guiding Question
  • Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary Sources
  • Appropriate Sources
  • Note Taking
  • Thesis Development
  • Structure
  • Writing Process
  • Flow
  • Writing Style
  • Editorial Style
  • Rubric for Dance Research Papers
  • Wrap-Up
  • Appendix: Observation and Discussion Exercise for Critiquing Dance
  • References
  • Index
  • About the Author