New,The Oxford Handbook of Hip Hop Dance Studies

Contents

• About the Contributors
• Introduction
• Mary Fogarty and Imani Kai Johnson
• Part I. Hip Hop Dance Legacies and Traditions
• 1. Foundation: Context and Components of Breaking Fundamentals
• Kenneth Ken Swift Gabbert and Yarrow Osofly Lutz
• 2. The Camera in the Cypher: High Times and Hypervisibility in Early Hip Hop Dance
• Vanessa Lakewood
• 3. The Technical Developments in Breaking from Conditioning to Mindset
• Niels Storm Robitzky
• 4. Connecting Hip Hop History and Heritage
• E. Moncell Durden
• 5. Kung Fu Fandom: NYC B-Boys and the Grindhouse Distribution of Kung Fu Films
• Eric Pellerin
• 6. What Makes a Man Break?
• Mary Fogarty
• Part II. Hip Hop Dance Methodologies
• 7. Learn Your History: Using Academic Oral Histories of NYC B-Girls in the 1990s to Broaden Hip Hop Scholarship
• MiRi Park
• 8. Hard Love Part. 1: Corporealities of Women Ethnographers of Hip Hop Dances
• Imani Kai Johnson
• 9. Framing Hip Hop Dance as an Object of Sociological and Cultural Research
• Andy Bennett
• 10. Through Sound and Space: Notes on Education from the Edge of the Cypher
• Emery Petchauer
• 11. The Vault: Collecting and Archiving Street Dance Footage
• Marc Scramblelock Sakalauskas
• 12. Hard Love Part 2: Critical Hiphopography in Streetdance Communities
• Imani Kai Johnson
• Part III. Overstanding Identities in Hip Hop Streetdance Practices
• 13. Breaking in My House: Popular Dance, Identity Politics, and Postracial Empathies
• Thomas F. DeFrantz
• 14. Globalization and the Hip Hop Dance Cipher
• Halifu Osumare and Terry Bright Kweku Ofosu
• 15. Asian American Liminality: Racial Triangulation in Hip Hop Dance
• grace shinhae jun
• 16. Breakin' Down the Bloc: Hip Hop Dance in Armenia
• Serouj Midus Aprahamian
• 17. Twerking and P-Popping in the Context of New Orleans' Local Hip-Hop Scene
• Matt Miller
• 18. Is She B-boying or B-girling? Understanding how B-girls Negotiate Gender and Belonging
• Helen Simard
• Part IV. Breaking with Convention
• 19. Streetdance and Black Aesthetics
• Naomi Bragin
• 20. Living in the Tension: The Aesthetics and Logics of Popping
• Rosemarie A. Roberts
• 21. Staging Hip Hop Dance: Fly Girls in the House
• Leah McFly McKesey, Diana Fly Lady Di Reyes and Mary MJ Fogarty
• 22. Battles and Ballets: Hip Hop Dance in France
• Roberta Shapiro (Translation by David Lavin, Roberta Shapiro and Imani Kai Johnson)
• 23. Negotiating the Metaspace: Hip Hop Dance Artists in the Space of UK Dance/Theatre
• Paul Sadot
• 24. Make the Letters Dance: A Hip Hop Approach to Creative Practice
• Anthony YNOT DeNaro and Mary Fogarty
• Part V. Hip Hop Health: Injury, Healing and Rehabilitation
• 25. Hip Hop Dance and Injury Prevention
• Tony Ingram
• 26. They Come for the Hip Hop, But Stay for the Healing
• Stephen Buddha Leafloor
• 27. Can Expert Dancers Be A Springboard Model to Examine Neurorehabilitation Via Dance?
• Rebecca Barnstaple, Debora B. Rabinovich, and Joseph FX DeSouza
• Afterword: Dance, Hip Hop Studies and the Academy
• Joseph Schloss
• Acknowledgments
• Index