Reading Dancing: Bodies and Subjects in Contemporary American Dance
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Reading Dancing: Bodies and Subjects in Contemporary American Dance

by Susan Leigh Leigh Foster

Cultural Studies Performing Arts Dance
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A scholarly exploration of bodies, subjects, and meaning in contemporary American dance, analyzing how movement and identity intersect within cultural and choreographic contexts.

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Reading Dancing examines the relationship between movement, meaning, and cultural context in American dance.

The book analyzes how dancers and audiences create and interpret bodily expression.

It considers the role of subjectivity and identity within choreographic practices.

Discussions focus on theoretical frameworks for understanding dance as both art and social practice.

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