DANCE HISTORY AND THEORY

Name: DANCE HISTORY AND THEORY
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DANCE 665

课程描述

Examines dance historical work in the changing field of Dance Studies since the mid-1980s. Introduces significant perspectives on dance history and dance theory, and considers how these impact and relate to dance creation and pedagogy. Engage with new research in dance history, practice archival research methods, and form a teaching approach to dance history that is responsive to the current direction and needs of the field.

先修课程

Graduate/professional standing

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This course does not satisfy any prerequisites.

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