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Session 19 |
Issues of Dance in Education, Moderator: Carla Stalling Huntington |
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- Dance Education and Technology: Working at the Intersection of Conflicting Paradigms
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Bendix, et al. |
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- Dancing Americanness: Jane Addams’ Hull House as a Site for Dance Education
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Herzogenrath |
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- Reflections on Maya Deren's Forgotten Film
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Jeong |
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Session 20 |
Choreographing [Popular Dance] History I, Moderator: Thomas DeFrantz |
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- Dancing Like a Girl: The Oral History of B-Girls in NYC in the 1990s
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Park |
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- Smooth Criminals: Mimicry, Choreography, and Discipline of Cebuano “dancing inmates”
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Perillo |
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- Dancing to Make Space: Cuban Hip-Hop Trio Las Krudas and Performances of Social Change
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Wood |
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Session 21 |
Biohistories, Moderator: Ananya Chatterjea |
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- Improbable Hope, Joan Myers Brown, and Philadelphia Dancing- A Biohistory of Art and Race
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Dixon-Gottschild |
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- Playful Warriors: Africanist Aesthetics, Gender, and Identity in Motion
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Todd |
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Session 22 |
Workshop |
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- Writing Body Stories: Creating Fierce/Pink/House
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Gilbride/Davidson |
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Session 23 |
Welcome and Introductions by the Vice President for Academic Affairs: Jeanine S. Stewart, Ph.D.
and Donna Faye Burchfield
Conference Keynote Address: Trinh T. Minh-ha |
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| 2:15 p.m. - 3:45 p.m. |
Session 24 |
Dance in Social Contexts, Moderator: Anna B. Scott |
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- Saturday Night at Noyes Rhythm Camp
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Brooker |
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- The Refinement of Ragtime Dancing and the Mass Marketing of Modern Social Dance
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Robinson |
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- Followers on the Dance Floor/Leaders in the Dance Industry:
A Cross-Generational Comparison of Female Pioneers in 1950s Mambo and 1990s Salsa
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McMains |
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Session 25 |
Engendering Shifts, Moderator: Alex Smith |
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- “She Dances Like A Man”: The High-Heel, Low-Heel Controversy for Women in Tap
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Hill |
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- The “Effeminate Dancer” in the Greco-Roman World: The Intimate Performance of Ambiguity
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Deagon |
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- His Style Becomes Her: Female to Male Transvestism in the Early History of Western Concert Dance
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Cabeen |
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Session 26 |
Gus Giordano and the Female Body: Lecture-Demonstration |
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- Gus’ Legacy: A dynamic rewriting of the female dancer’s body by jazz dance artist Gus Giordano
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Session 27 |
Theorizing Paradigms, Moderator: Jeffrey Bullock |
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- Methods to Create a New Paradigm for a Feminine Equality
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Danitz |
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- Of the Absence of Dance: Feminisms and Pragmatisms in the Writing of Dance Theory
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De Spain |
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- Choreographic Critiques of a Transnatioanl Feminine
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Foster |
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Session 28 |
A B-Girl in NY: Rokafella, Hip-Hop and Choreographing Gender: Workshop |
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- "hip hop should've been the vehicle": Rokafella/New York 2005
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Gilliam |
| 4:00-5:30pm |
Session 29 |
Queer Readings, Moderator: Cindy Garcia |
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- “In Search of Something Else”: Tiffany Tamaribuchi, Taiko Drumming, and Queer Spectatorship
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Ahlgren |
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- The Many Deaths of John Wayne: Toward a Butch-Femme Aesthetic of Democracy
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Carpenter |
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- Sahdji - An African Ballet - Queer Connections and the Myth of Solitary Genius
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Geduld |
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Session 30 |
National Identity, Moderator: Juliet McMains |
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- Assessing the role of dance in presenting China’s national identity in the 2008 Olympic Games
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Ashton |
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- Stariray Dances: Perspectives in Philippine Vaudeville Dance
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San Juan |
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- Running Like a Girl:
A Look at British Suffragettes and Modern Dance Artists in the Early Twentieth Century
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Blakely |
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Session 31 |
Choreographing Feminist Spaces: Ananya Dance Theatre |
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- Dancing to Witness, Dancing to Transform
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Wilcox/Brown/Tinsley |
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Session 32 |
Thoughts on Dance Education: Lecture-Demonstration |
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- New Dance Education Solutions
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King/Nielson |
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Hollins Fall Dance Gathering |
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