Detalhes do Livro
Formato
Brochura
Idioma
Inglês
Publicado
Apr 1, 1983
Editora
S.U.N.Y. PURCHASE
Descrição
This edition of the Dance Research Journal delves into the vibrant and influential realm of popular dance within Black America during the early 1980s. Featuring contributions from prominent researchers and practitioners, the journal offers a comprehensive exploration of dance as both an artistic form and a cultural expression. Each article highlights how dance intertwines with social movements, historical narratives, and the evolving identity of African American communities, providing insightful perspectives on the importance of dance in cultural heritage.
Through a rich collection of essays, the authors examine various styles and trends that characterized this dynamic period, shedding light on the innovative ways in which Black dancers and choreographers reshaped the dance landscape. By capturing the lived experiences and creative expressions of Black artists, this journal not only celebrates their contributions but also encourages a deeper understanding of the power of popular dance as a voice for expression and resistance.
Through a rich collection of essays, the authors examine various styles and trends that characterized this dynamic period, shedding light on the innovative ways in which Black dancers and choreographers reshaped the dance landscape. By capturing the lived experiences and creative expressions of Black artists, this journal not only celebrates their contributions but also encourages a deeper understanding of the power of popular dance as a voice for expression and resistance.