Speaking of history
Subtitle: dance scholarship in the '90s
By: [Linda J. Tomko, compiler]
Series: Proceedings, Society of Dance History Scholars -- 19th
Publisher: University of California, Riverside; Society of Dance History Scholars
Published: 1996
Place of publication: Riverside, Calif.
Language: eng
Number of pages: 228
Subjects: Dance; History; Congresses
Notes: "Nineteenth Annual Conference, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota, 13-16 June 1996."

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: 1. Conflict and harmony: some issues in the construction of meaning through dance-music relationships in Anthony Tudor's The Leaves are Falling / Rachel S. Richardson; title: 2. Revealing relationships: text and intertext in the analysis of dance/music relationships in the work of Siobhan Davies / Sophia Preston; title: 3. Appropriating America: Hanya Holm and the American dream / Claudia Gitelman; title: 4. Mythic images of teh American west and the renewed popularity of country western dance / Barbejoy A. Ponzio; title: 5. W.E.B. Du Bois and "The Star of Ethiopia" pageant: education through participation / Norma Sue Fisher-Stitt; title: 6. Dancing in the streets: aftershocks of an earthquake / Anadel Lynton Snyder; title: 7. Choreography and the visual arts: recent hybrids and collaborations / Iro Valaskakis Tembeck; title: ^; title: 8. Summary of the panel on Gennaro Magri / Rebecca Harris-Warrick, organizer and chair; Salvatore Bongiovanni, Ingrid Brainard, Bruce Alan Brown, Letizia Dradi, Sandra Noll Hammond, Kathleen Kuznick Hansell, and Carol G. Marsh; title: 9. Narratives and meta-narratives: reshaping dance research / Janet Adshead-Lansdale; title: 10. The performing spectator: steps toward a viewer-response theory for dance / Jennifer Fisher; title: 11. Electromythologies / Susan Kozel; title: 12. From aboriginal dance to aboriginal dancing: the appropriation of the "primitive" in Australian dance / Amanda Card; title: 13. Vintage jazz dance jam / Karen W. Hubbard; title: 14. Bursting the Eurocentric bubble: African American contributions to 20th century dance history / Julie A. Kerr-Berry; title: 15. Moves on top of blues: Dianne McIntyre's blues aesthetic / Veta Goler; title: 16. Technology in scholarly presentations: navigation and interaction / Anna Blewchamp, Norma Sue Fischer-Stitt, Selma Odom and Mary Jane Warner; title: ^; title: 17. Invisible turns visible: Forsythe's CD-ROM improvisation technologies; title: William Forsythe's "Self Meant to Govern" / Shizuka Yasuda; title: 18. Jewish dance in Poland between World War I and World War II / Judith Brin Ingber; title: 19. Limitations of Iranian iconographic sources for development of historical evidence of Iranian dancing / Anthony Shay; title: 20. Being called out: ritual and experience in the Mardi Gras Balls of New and Old New Orleans / Denise A. Celestin; title: 21. The door to the palace: gendered directions for the late Italian Renaissance Riverenza / Ann Lizbeth Langston; title: 22. Program.