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Right to Dance: Dancing for RightsPublication DateNovember 2004 SummaryThis anthology from Banff Centre Press is an examination of the relationship between dance and human rights. According to this collection of papers written by dance scholars, practitioners, and artists, there appear to be connections between dance and human rights issues, most frequently in the context of dance being used as a tool for inciting people to violence, as a means of humiliation, and as a means of uniting communities in times of hardship. Dance, as the articles state, is often employed as a nationalistic propaganda tool, as a means of healing individuals and groups after traumatic events, and as a powerful form of theatrical expression and education by artists/choreographers who have undergone or witnessed gross violations of human rights.
The anthology contains the following papers:
Click here for access to ordering this document from the publisher. PublisherNumber of Pages292 ContactThe Banff Centre
Box 1020 Banff, AB T1L 1H5 Canada Tel: 403 762 6180 Fax: 403 762 6345 press@banffcentre.ca SourceThe Banff Centre Press website on July 30 2007. Placed on the Communication Initiative site July 30 2007 Last Updated October 16 2007 Top 5 Related Pages for this Summary |
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