| 1. |
Maura Keefe. Encircling LMA: Talking and Dancing in Claire
Porter's Green Dress Circle |
| 2. |
Karen Schaffman. Colliding Kinespheres: Investigating the
"Point" between Labananalysis and Contact Improvisation |
| 3. |
Colleen Dunagan. Complicating Minimalism: Yvonne Rainer's
Trio A, Laban Movement Analysis, and Qualitative Quantities |
| 4. |
Kirsche Dickson. Kinespheric Negotiation: Rudolf Laban,
Martha Graham, and the Choreography of Individualism |
| 5. |
Anadel Lynton Snyder. Mujeres: A Surprising Cry
for Women's Liberation Comes from Mexico |
| 6. |
Sandra Noll Hammond. Windows into Romantic Ballet, Part
II: Content and Structure of Solo Entrées from the Early
Nineteenth Century |
| 7. |
Janice LaPointe-Crump. Not Your Ordinary Ballet Girl: August
Bournonville's Romantic Heroines |
| 8. |
Lisa C. Arkin. Continuity in National Dance Technique in
Early Nineteenth- and Early Twentieth-Century Dance Sources |
| 9. |
Giannandrea Poesio. Carabosse Revisited: Enrico Ceccheitti
and the Lost Language of Mime |
| 10. |
Anuradha Jonnalagadda. Changing Contours of Kuchipudi:
Evolution of a Regional Dance Form of South India |
| 11. |
Hannelore Mag Unfried and Jürgen Kroemer. Grotesque
Dancing: A Key (Experience) to the Baroque Serious Stage Dancing
Style |
| 12. |
Jill Antonides. Night Journey and the Reconfiguration
of Narrative |
| 13. |
Janet O'Shea. Unbalancing the Authentic/Partnering Tradition:
Shobana Jeyasingh's "Romance...with Footnotes" |
| 14. |
M. A. Greenstein and Ramaa Bharadvaj. Bharata Natyam: Translation,
Spectacle, and the Degeneration of Arangetram in Southern California
Life |
| 15. |
Lisa Marie Naugle. The Body as Interface: Using Computers
in Dance |
| 16. |
Mary C. Hill. Ambiguity Materialized: The Influence of
Sigmund Freud on Martha Graham's Early Modern Dance Expression |
| 17. |
Ann Vachon. Immortalizing, Preserving, Interpreting, and
Creating: A Limón Documentary Film |
| 18. |
Sarah Rubidge. Re-addressing Traditional Dance in Contemporary
Uganda |
| 19. |
Sebnem Selisik Aksan. Theatrical Dance in the Republic
of Turkey |
| 20. |
Petri Hoppu. The Minuet in Swedish-Speaking Ostrobothnia
during the Twentieth Century |
| 21. |
Robin Collen and Judith Kennedy. Reproduction, Recreation,
and Creation Choreographer and Reconstructor Judith Kennedy:
Three Decades of Historical Dance at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival
|
| 22. |
Joann W. Kealiinohomoku. A Post-Conference Examination
of "Confluences," University of Cape Town, 1997 |
| 23. |
Karen W. Hubbard. Coon Carnival, Nonracial Dance, and Monkey
Sauce |
| 24. |
Pamela Sofras. Dance as a Part of the Arts Curriculum in
South African Schools: Probing Questions |
| 25. |
Linda Yudin. From Black South African Street Forms to the
Confluences Cape Town Concert Stage, Zulu Land Dance, and Beyond:
A Video Report |
| 26. |
Phylise Smith. Xhosa Dance: Continuum between Traditional
and Contemporary |
| 27. |
Toby Cecchetti Bennett. Movement and the Repertoire in
Performance |
| 28. |
Ann Hutchinson Guest. TStyle in Danceitle |
| 29. |
Don Addison. The Native American Sneak-up Dance Song |
| 30. |
Anita Gonzales. Powwow Dancing and Native Rap: American
Indian Dance Patronage and the Politics of Spirituality |
| 31. |
Ivor Guest. Ballet under Napoleon |
| 32. |
Sophia Preston. Iconography and Intertextuality: The Discreet
Charm of Meaning |
| 33. |
Felicia McCarren. Swan Lake / Last Night
/ Still Here: Dance, Sex, Sickness, and Silence at Century's
End |
| 34. |
Sally Banes. The Last Conversation: Eisenstein's Carmen
Ballet |
| 35. |
Valerie A. Briginshaw. Theorizing the Performativity of
Lesbian Dance |
| 36. |
Ramsay Burt. Interpreting Jean Borlin's Dervishes:
Masculine Subjectivity and the Queer Male Dancing Body |
| 37. |
Deda Cristina Colonna. Variation and Persistence in the
Notation of the Loure "Aimable Vainqueur" |
| 38. |
Julie Andrijeski. The Elusive Loure |
| 39. |
Mary Anne Santos Newhall. Illuminating the Dark Heart:
A Re-creation of Mary Wigman's Hexentanz (1926) |
| 40. |
Program |