Always More Than One: Individuation's Dance
by Erin Manning
A philosophical exploration of individuation as relational movement, drawing on art and theory to rethink bodies, difference, and becoming.
About This Book
Always More Than One examines how individuation unfolds through movement, relation, and difference.
The work draws on philosophy and artistic practice to consider how bodies and environments co-create experience.
Erin Manning investigates the politics and aesthetics of becoming in everyday and creative contexts.
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