| 1. |
Burt Ramsay. Laban in Yorkshire: Interrogating the Grand
Narratives of Dance Scholarship |
| 2. |
Garry Lester. Margaret Barr: Epic Individual and Fringe
Dweller |
| 3. |
Barbara Sparti. What Can Pictures Tell Us (And Not Tell
Us) About Dance? Reading Italian Renaissance Dance Iconography |
| 4. |
Michelle Heffner. Blood Wedding: Tradition and Innovation
in Contemporary Flamenco |
| 5. |
Libby Smigel. Masquerading Intentions: The Bal Masqué
in Victorian Perception and Practice |
| 6. |
Susan C. Cook. Tango Lizards and Girlish Men: Performing
Masculinity on the Social Dance Floor |
| 7. |
Anne Daye. The Sun-King Eclips'd |
| 8. |
Juliette Willis. Dancing Cultural Identity: Grotesque Bodies
at London's Bartholomew Fair |
| 9. |
Anita Gonzalez. Re-Configuring African Slave Dancing in
Mexico: Popular Imaginations of Jarocho |
| 10. |
Kim Chandler Vaccaro. The Contribution of Jazz Dance to
a New Conception of the Social Dancing Body as Perceived by Mura
Dehn |
| 11. |
Deda Cristina Colonna. Comparative Study of the Different
Versions of the Passacaille of Armide |
| 12. |
Paige Whitley-Baugues. Same Music, Different Dance: Analysis
and Comparison of Dances by Louis Pecour and Anthony L'Abbé
Choreographed to the Same Music and Phrasing as a Reconstruction
Tool |
| 13. |
Patrizia Veroli. Walter Toscanini's Vision of Dance |
| 14. |
Marjorie B. Perces and Ana Marie Forsythe. Lester Horton |
| 15. |
Cynthia Jean Cohen Bull Roundtable. Susan Leigh Foster,
Mark Franko, Randy Martin, Ninotchka Bennahum, Jennifer Fisher,
June Vail |
| 16. |
Lisa C. Arkin. The Mazurka and the Krakovia: Two Polish
National Dances in Michel Saint-Léon's Dance Notebooks, 18291830 |
| 17. |
Sandra Noll Hammond. Windows into Romantic Ballet: Content
and Structure of Four Early Nineteenth-Century Pas de Deux |
| 18. |
Brady Earnhart. Giselle's Onstage Audience |
| 19. |
Giannandrea Poesio. Galop, Gender, and Politics in the
Italian Ballo Grande |
| 20. |
Claudia Jeschke. Marianne Vogelsang: Ausdruckstanz
Choreographer in the German Democratic Republic |
| 21. |
Karen A. Mozingo. Fractured Images: Montage and Gender
in Pina Bausch's Tanztheater |
| 22. |
Stephanie Schroedter. Demonstration of a Database Concerning
Dance Literature from the Late Seventeenth to the Early Nineteenth
Century Held at the Derra De Moroda Dance Archives, Salzburg, Austria |
| 23. |
Elizabeth A. Cain. Electronic Access to Dance Resources:
The "Il Papa" Manuscript |
| 24. |
Madeleine M. Nichols. Art and Artifact: The Digital Option,
A Case Study of the "II Papa" Manuscript |
| 25. |
Janet Mansfield Soares. Barnard's 1932 and 1933 Dance Symposiums:
Bringing Dance to the University |
| 26. |
Katherine Tucker McGinnis. At Home in the "Casa del Trombone
": A Social-Historical View of Sixteenth-Century Dancing Masters |
| 27. |
Sibylle Dahms. New Light on Eighteenth-Century Social Dance
in Germany |
| 28. |
Ken Pierce. Dance Vocabulary in the Early Eighteenth-Century
as Seen through Feuillet's Step Tables |
| 29. |
Karen Woods, Nena Couch, and Ligia Pinherio. The Rape
of the Lock, A Ballet in Eighteenth-Century Style |
| 30. |
Barbara Stratyner. Wallflower at a Cotillion |
| 31. |
Marcia B. Siegel and Beth Lessard. Olympian Romance |
| 32. |
Angela Kane. Parallel Narratives: The Private and Public
Domains of Paul Taylor's Dances |
| 33. |
Joan L. Erdman. Cross-Cultural Discourses: Writing of Uday
Shankar |
| 34. |
Bageshree Vaze. When North Meets South: The Use of Hindustani
Music in the Context of Bharatha Natyam Dance |
| 35. |
Marilynn Danitz. Hadassah's Use of Traditional Movement
Gesture Exemplified by "Shuvi Hafshi" |
| 36. |
Julia Sutton. Cadential Formulae in Music and Dance in
Sixteenth-Century Italy |
| 37. |
Carol Pharo. Musical Form and Dance Form: The Role of Cadential
Formulae in Early Eighteenth-Century Choreographies |
| 38. |
Catherine Turocy. Reflections on Gilbert Austin's Chironomia
and Dance Conventions of the Eighteenth Century |
| 39. |
Program |