The Routledge Companion to Dance Studies

Contents

• List of Illustrations Notes on Contributors, Acknowledgements,
• Introduction Thematic Structure, Methodological Frames, and Analyses Helen Thomas and Stacey Prickett
• Part I Dance and Corporeality: Training and Engagement
• 1. Dancing the Space: Butoh and Body Weather as Training for Ecological Consciousness - Rosemary Candelario
• 2. The Dancing Body, Power and the Transmission of Collective Memory in Apartheid South Africa - Catherine F. Botha
• 3. Different Bodies: A Poetic Study of Dance And People with Parkinson's - Sara Houston
• 4. Resourcing/Searching DanceTechnique and Education: Developing a Praxeological Methodology- Yvonne Hardt
• 5. The Expanding Possibilities of Dance Science - Emma Redding
• Part II Dance and Somatics
• 6. Performing the Self: Dance, Somatic Practices, and Alexander Technique - Michael Huxley
• 7. Moving Kinship : Between Choreography, Performance and the More-than-Human - Beatrice Allegranti
• 8. Moving as a Thought Process: The Practice of choreography and Stillness - Naomi Lefebvre Sell with Tara Silverthorn and Lucille Teppa 9 . Moving Mind and Body: Language and Writings of Simon Forti- Hiie Saumaa
• Part III Dance and Analysis
• 10. Choreomusicology and Dance Studies: From Beginning to End? - Stephanie Jordan 11 . Choreosonic Wearables: Creative Collaborative Practices - Michele Danjoux
• 12. The Anarchive of Contemporary Dance: Toward a Topographic Understanding of Choreography - Timmy De Laet
• 13. Cubism, Futurism, and Leonide Massine's Choreography for Parade - Gay Morris
• 14. Whatever Happened to Dance Criticism? - Erin Brannigan
• Part IV Dance, Society and Culture
• 15. Black Dance: Brooklyn 2017 - Nadine George-Graves
• 16. Elroy Josephs and the Hidden History of Black British Dance - Ramsay Burt
• 17. A Love Song as a Form of Protest- Danielle Goldman
• 18. Female Dancers on the Variety Stage in Mid-Twentieth-Century Britain - Larraine Nicholas
• 19. Selling and Giving Dance - Susan Leigh Foster
• Part V Dance and Time
• 20. Traditional Dance in Urban Settings: 'Snapshots' of Greek Dance Traditions in Athens - Maria I. Koustouba
• 21. Black Star, Fetishized Other: Carlos Acosta, Ballet's New Cosmopolitanism, and Desire in the Age of Institutional Diversity - Lester Tome
• 22. Digital Preservation of Dance, Inclusion and Absence - Sarah Whatley
• 23. Dance and Copyright: As Time Moves On - Charlotte Waelde
• 24. Algorithmic Choreographies: Women Whirling Dervishes and Dance Heritage on YouTube - Sheenagh Pietrobruno
• Part VI Dance and Scenography
• 25. Dressing Dance-Dancing Dress: Lived Experience of Dress and its Agency in the Collaborative Process- Jessica Bugg
• 26. The Scenography of Choreographing the Museum - Johan Stjernholm
• 27. Stacking the Spine: Interdisciplinary Reflections from Backstories - Becka McFadden
• 28. Longing for the Subaltern: Subaltern Historiography as Choreographic Tactic - Cynthia Ling Lee
• Part VII Dance, Space and Place
• 29. The Strangeness of Dancing: From The Changing Room to Singularity - Carol Brown
• 30. Everyday Life and Urban Marvels: The Curious Aesthetics of x-times people chair - Alexandra Kolb
• 31. Dance, Theater, and their Post-Medium Condition- Gerald Siegmund
• 32. Re-Imagining Laban: Tradition, Extinction, Invention. Re-Staging as Creative Contemporary Practice - Alison Curtis-Jones
• 33. "Dancing through the hard stuff": Repetition, Resilience and Female Solidarity in the Landscape - Rosemary Lee's Passage for Par - Rosemary Lee and Ruth Pethybridge
• Index