Tap Dancing America: A Cultural History
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Tap Dancing America: A Cultural History

by Constance Valis Hill

History Performing Arts
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A cultural history exploring the origins, evolution, and social significance of tap dancing in America.

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Tap Dancing America traces the evolution of tap dance as a distinctly American art form.

The book examines how tap developed through African American and Irish influences across the twentieth century.

It highlights the contributions of key performers and the social contexts that shaped the dance style.

The narrative connects tap to broader themes of race, class, and cultural identity in the United States.

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